What if after you built a cleanroom, you could take it with you? What if you could expand it, downsize it, and reconfigure it without needing to knock down walls? Modular cleanroom systems turn this into a reality and give businesses all the flexibility they...
What do food processing, pharmaceuticals, and complex machinery all have in common? Each of them require some form of environmental control to get their products right. For many industries, controlling environmental factors like temperature, humidity, and air particles is a necessary part of doing business....
Need a lab that can adapt to new regulations? A lab that can grow as your organization does? With modular laboratories, adjustments and expansions are easy. Traditional laboratories often struggle to keep up with the demands of changing regulations or the latest technology. Modular labs,...
In biotechnology, without the right environment, processes like vaccine production or scientific research can be easily compromised. Lack of contamination is often the difference between success and failure, and as a result, cleanrooms have become the backbone of many biotechnology operations. In this article, we’ll...
In manufacturing or industrial environments, extreme temperatures, airborne particles, and fluctuating humidity levels can cause harm to both products and workers. Without climate control in certain spaces, everything from electronics and pharmaceuticals to employee health is at risk. In this article, we’ll cover a few...
What if a small design change could significantly reduce contamination in your cleanrooms? One of the most overlooked hotspots for particle buildups are the sharp 90° angles where walls meet ceilings and floors. Such places are generally hard to reach, difficult to clean, and yet...
Have you ever wondered why the finish on a brand new car looks flawless, but when you try to do it yourself, the results fall short? The secret to a flawless paint job often lies in the environment. For professionals, that environment is the paint...
Operating a cleanroom is often a constant and invisible battle against contamination. Unfortunately, most of the particles cannot be seen, and in the normal state of nature, airborne particles of all kinds are the norm. A clean space is necessarily a very unnatural one, which...
Did you know that up to 80% of cleanroom contamination is caused by the very same people working inside them? Humans can shed up to 40,000 skin cells every minute, and each of these particles can compromise products and disrupt important processes. Even after a...
Though too small to see with the human eye, a single 0.5 micron particle can cause malfunctions to products in industries like semiconductors and aerospace. And just because we can’t see them, doesn’t mean they aren’t there, which is why particle counting has become so...