Why choose modular cleanrooms?
The specific advantages can be categorized into the following five dimensions:
1.Short Construction Cycle, Rapid Production: Traditional cleanrooms require on-site pouring, wall construction, and layer-by-layer decoration, with construction periods typically measured in months. Modular cleanrooms, on the other hand, have core components such as wall panels, ceilings, floors, and purification systems prefabricated in the factory, requiring only on-site assembly, thus shortening the construction period by 50%-70%. For companies with urgent orders, this significantly reduces production time, allowing them to seize market opportunities.
2.Controllable Costs, Higher Cost-Effectiveness:
Initial investment: Standardized factory production reduces on-site labor and material losses, resulting in an overall cost 20%-30% lower than traditional cleanrooms.
Post-Construction Maintenance: Modular structural components can be disassembled and replaced individually, resulting in low maintenance costs. Furthermore, the purification system is separated from the main structure, eliminating the need for large-scale downtime during upgrades or renovations.
3.Flexible and Scalable, Adaptable to Production Capacity Changes: The space of a modular cleanroom can be freely combined, expanded, or reduced according to production capacity requirements. For example, when a company adds a new production line, it only needs to purchase the corresponding modules and assemble them directly, without needing to replan the entire factory. If the production site is relocated, the modules can be disassembled, transported to the new site, and reassembled, resulting in high reusability and reduced long-term operating costs.
4.Stable cleanliness, meeting industry standards: The wall panels and seals of the modules undergo strict quality inspection in the factory. The sealing process during on-site assembly is more precise, effectively avoiding the air leakage problems caused by gaps in traditional cleanroom on-site construction. It easily achieves the cleanliness requirements of ISO 5 (Class 100) to ISO 8 (Class 100,000), meeting the stringent standards of industries such as electronic chips, sterile operating rooms, and biopharmaceuticals.
5.High adaptability, few installation restrictions: Modular cleanrooms have low structural requirements for existing factory buildings and do not require damage to the main building structure. They are suitable for both new factory construction and renovation of old factory buildings. Furthermore, different airflow organization forms, such as vertical flow and horizontal flow, can be customized according to needs, and can be combined with equipment such as air showers, cargo showers, and FFUs to flexibly match the production processes of different products.
Additional advantages in foreign trade scenarios: For foreign trade businesses operating on international platforms, modular cleanrooms can be disassembled and packaged, are convenient for sea freight, and can be customized according to the industry standards of different countries (such as FDA and CE), meeting the compliance requirements of overseas customers. This is the core competitiveness for expanding the overseas cleanroom market.