Gypsum board offers an alternative to prefabricated panels in some life science cleanroom applications. Science research facilities are increasingly considering sterile environments called cleanrooms for research and manufacturing. Cleanrooms provide a sterile, clean space that reduces the chance of contamination in manufacturing facilities for pharmaceutical or semiconductor devices and creates appropriate aseptic conditions for research activities that are sensitive to air quality or particulate matter. Cleanrooms have stringent air quality requirements, built from construction materials with resistance to decay over time or low friability, thereby reducing particulate generation and aerosols.
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