Designed to accommodate various layouts, sizes and strict or unique requirements, we offer flexibility in our modular cleanroom designs. With hardwall and softwall enclosure options and negative or positive pressure capabilities available, we provide modular products to suit various applications, including medical device manufacturing, assembly and packaging, pharmaceutical compounding and many more. Our cleanrooms are designed to meet specific ISO Classification requirements for ISO Class 3 through ISO Class 8.
When clean becomes complex and contamination control is critical, STERIS can help you select the best cleanroom option for your diverse operations.
With a focus on design and quality, STERIS has partnered with a leading cleanroom manufacturer to provide complete modular cleanroom solutions. From concept development to the certification of your cleanroom, together we can determine the optimal method to maintain your clean environment and protect your most critical assets.
Modular Cleanroom Advantage
When considering cleanroom construction, a modular design has various advantages, especially when operations change rapidly. Depending on your needs and available space, our versatile modular cleanrooms are easy to assemble, expand, relocate and reconfigure or modify as your requirements change. They can also be configured for positive and negative pressure environments. As a high-performing economical alternative to permanent construction, benefits of modularity include:
We work closely with you to identify your specific needs and ensure your investment will meet performance objectives.
USP <797> and USP <800>
There are many aspects that need careful consideration when designing a USP <797> and/or USP <800> compliant cleanroom. Our knowledge and understanding of the ISO cleanroom classifications and environmental parameters allows us to provide a turnkey solution and ensures your new space is compliant. With cleanrooms designed specifically for USP <797> and USP <800> applications, you can focus on safely, efficiently and repeatedly producing sterile products.
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