July 8, 2026
When it comes to cleanroom design, walls tend to get most of the attention. But most people don’t realize that it’s the ceiling, along with what goes in it, that does most of the work. In this article, we\'ll cover why that is, what the most common ceiling systems are, ...
June 27, 2026
If you’re thinking of building a modular cleanroom, you should know that there’s a lot that happens between deciding you need one and actually having it operational. Knowing how the process works ahead of time can save you from mistakes and lost time. In this article...
Read more about How Modular Cleanroom Construction Works: A Simple Guide
June 16, 2026
Every cleanroom filters air, but there are two ways of going about it. Which one you choose affects everything from cost to how much control you have over temperature and humidity. In this article, we\'ll explain the difference between one-pass and recirculating clea...
Read more about One-Pass vs. Recirculating Cleanrooms: What’s the Difference?
June 5, 2026
Even with advanced filtration systems, strict gowning procedures, and various controls, at the end of the day, a cleanroom is only as clean as what you let into it. Every person or item that crosses the door’s threshold brings particles in with it, and so naturally c...
Read more about 8 Things You Should Never Bring Into a Cleanroom
May 18, 2026
If you\'ve been looking into cleanrooms for pharmaceutical manufacturing, or even medical devices, you may have come across the term \"aseptic cleanroom.” Though not strictly a formal classification, the term has become a common way to refer to cleanrooms designed for a...
Read more about What Are “Aseptic” Cleanrooms? A Short Guide
May 7, 2026
A cleanroom can look finished and still not be ready to use. Given that cleanrooms are heavily regulated spaces, there needs to be a way to confirm that everything works. And this is essentially what the commissioning process is for. In this article, we\'ll discuss ...
April 25, 2026
It should go without saying that not all particles in a cleanroom are the same, even though ISO standards may appear to treat them as such. Some are inert, like dust, while others are alive and capable of multiplying. Before building a cleanroom, it’s important to un...
Read more about Viable vs. Non-Viable Particles in Cleanrooms
April 16, 2026
If you’re planning on building a cleanroom, one of the most important aspects of design is figuring out how the air will be filtered and moved through the space. The two common options are fan filter units (FFUs) and air handling units (AHUs). Both have the same purpose...
Read more about Fan Filter Units vs. Air Handling Units for Cleanrooms
April 9, 2026
It is often said that the biggest source of contamination in any cleanroom is people. Even while standing still, a person sheds around 100,000 particles per minute. Now add walking, head scratching, and other kinds of movement, and the total is raised to several mill...
Read more about Cleanroom Gowning Procedures: A Simple Guide
April 1, 2026
GMP cleanroom grades (A, B, C, and D) determine what kind of environment your pharmaceutical cleanroom needs to be. If you\'re building or upgrading a space, understanding them should be the starting point before anything else. In this article, we\'ll cover what each...
Read more about GMP Cleanroom Grades: A, B, C, and D Explained
March 24, 2026
Building a cleanroom is one thing, but proving it works is a different story. In this article, we\'ll cover what cleanroom validation is, the main qualification stages, what gets tested, and more. What Is Cleanroom Validation? Simply put, cleanroom validation is t...
March 15, 2026
You often hear it said that filters (HEPA/ULPA) are the “backbone” of cleanrooms. This isn’t necessarily wrong. However, filters on their own can only do so much. Even with the best filters in the world, if the air inside your cleanroom flows from a “dirtier” space i...
Read more about Cleanroom Pressure Cascades: What They Are and How They Work
