Cleanrooms Specialist. 100K & 10K Class

A clean room environment is normally used in the manufacturing or scientific research, which has a low level of environmental pollutants such as dust, microbes airborne, aerosol particles and chemical fumes.

More precisely, a clean room has controlled the level of contamination as specified by the number of particles per cubic meter to a specific particle size.

To give perspective, the typical outside urban environment could contain the largest number 35000000 particles per cubic meter, 0.5 m in diameter μ largest. In a clean room 100k class, the internal environment will be 100,000 parts per million which corresponds to a clean room.

The majority of the industry which use clean rooms applicant is the semiconductor industry, which represents 55% of that market, followed by the pharmaceutical industry and biotechnology (18%). Other industries are emerging in aerospace and food.

More specialized information about Cleanrooms:

• Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technology (IEST)  (www.iest.org).
• Intel Education Cleanrooms ( www.intel.com)
• Cleanrooms  (www.cleanrooms.com).
• Scottish Society for Contamination Control (S2C2)  (www.s2c2.co.uk).
• Terra Universal, Inc.  (www.terrauniversal.com).