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While establishing a controlled cleanroom climate, it’s essential to consider all aspects of the development cautiously, including the walls, floors and ceilings. Modular cleanroom walls & partitions should have the capability to keep out toxins, like airborne particles, just as permitting you to establish a climate where the wind stream, temperature and moisture are controlled.

Users have multiple choices when determining what type of cleanroom wall they will use in their hard wall cleanroom. Choices include modular wall systems and traditional stick built gyp-board walls.

Floors and walls have large surface areas and must therefore need wiping cloths and techniques designed for thorough sterilisation.

How to clean a cleanroom is a question that comes with confusion, but Angstrom is here to help solve it. Cleanroom mopping is a complex method and important to know. There are many techniques for cleanroom mopping, so let us break it down.  Using our guide below will ensure that your cleanroom is spotless.

When you need a clean room to maintain a measurably sanitary environment, you may look into building a hardwall clean room, but increasingly people are turning to Modular Clean Room walls because they can get the same controlled environment for less money and hassle. But before you invest in cleanroom wall panels, there are a few things you need to know.

The type of cleanroom wall surface used is dictated by a lot of things, including the cleanliness required of the cleanroom, whether static electricity is an issue, or the type of cleaners that will be used to clean your cleanroom.

The type of cleanroom wall surface used is dictated by a lot of things, including the cleanliness required of the cleanroom, whether static electricity is an issue, or the type of cleaners that will be used to clean your cleanroom.