Whether it’s because of advances in science and technology, growing regulation, or increased competition, companies and organizations throughout the world continue to face greater needs for controlled environments in their facilities. Oftentimes these needs arise very quickly and require solutions that can be implemented in a very timely manner. Such situations have spurred growth and innovation in the development of new modular cleanroom systems. Today’s facility operators can now choose from numerous modular systems to match their particular needs.
Regardless of which type of modular system one chooses, the benefits of these systems have remained relatively consistent over the years. They feature a quick and clean installation process, consistent product quality, reduced construction time, certain tax advantages, and “green” benefits resulting from a reduced material waste. As the market evolves, however, new systems are being designed for specific applications and industries. The variety of panels and interchangeable components to choose from grows as well.
In today’s market, modular cleanroom systems can typically be categorized into four main styles: softwall cleanrooms, structural post and panel systems, specialty systems which include framing or partitioning, and aseptic systems. Each of these systems were designed by modular cleanroom manufacturers in order to satisfy the particular needs of an industry or application.
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