Modular Cleanrooms | ISO Cleanroom Provider

Manufactured & Designed To ISO Classifications

Cleanrooms have nine classifications created by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) based on the number of contaminants in the air. Class 1 rooms have one particle for every 0.5 micrometers of cubic space. Class 10 rooms have 10 particles for every 0.5 micrometers, and so on, up to Class 100,000. The class number represents the maximum amount of >0.5 um particles allowed in 0.5 cubic micrometers.

Our Expertise Will Ensure A Successful Cleanroom Project

Adding a cleanroom to your facility may seem complicated, trying to decipher the various terminologies, components, and classifications. However, Panel Built can handle every step and help you throughout the process. Panel Built's traditional wall system can be used to create the building envelope, meeting Class 10,000 and Class 100,000 cleanroom wall system needs. For higher level systems, Panel Built can adapt our wall system to higher level classifications.

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Cleanroom FEATURES

Designs To ISO Cleanroom Standards
Hidden in-wall air chase or Double-Wall Chases
Positive Internal Pressure
Ducting for FFU
Filtered air-return louver
Vinyl-Covered Gypsum and Non-Porous FRP Wall Facings

Cleanroom OPTIONS

HEPA and ULPA Filters
Single package air-conditioning
“Sticky Mats” to keep dirt and grim from entering

Air curtains Anterooms - Entrance air-lock

Fully Customizable Wall Systems & Layouts

Panel Built modular cleanrooms utilize our signature panelized wall system design, similar to our modular office systems. This hardwall panel system allows you to create individual rooms within your system, creating anterooms, gowning rooms, and other specialized spaces. Panel Built has operated in the modular construction industry for over 25 years and has the knowledge and experience to help you create the best layout for your application.

Integrated Filtration System Removes Airborne Particles

For filtration systems, cleanrooms often use HEPA and ULPA. These filters can remove up to 99.9% of the particles in the air using various airflow techniques. Anterooms may be required to create a buffer zone between a high level cleanroom and the outside air to achieve higher level cleanrooms.

Take A Look At How Our Panel Works!

Our panelized cleanroom walls can be equipped with a variety of different wall facings, substrates, and insulative cores!

Creating A Positive Pressure Environment

In addition to constantly filtering the air, cleanrooms also generally create a positive pressure environment inside the facility. A room under positive pressure means that the air pressure inside the room is higher than the air pressure on the outside. So, whenever the room envelope is opened, air moves from the cleanroom into the rest of the facility. This airflow helps prevent unwanted particles from entering the cleanroom whenever employees enter or exit the facility.

What Are The Benefits Of Going Modular?

Our panelized building design is delivered to your facility ready for installation. With a modular design, your building system is fabricated in our facility while your site work is prepped. With these two processes taking place simultaneously, our customers see shorter project times. Further, our prefab cleanroom design allows for faster installation on-site, minimizing the disruption to your facility and employees.