Cleanroom Technology; Help Filter Contaminants to Provide the Cleanest Area Possible
Cleanroom technology is used for the concentration of airborne particles such as particulates (such as skin, hair, and dust), microorganisms (such as fungus and bacteria), chemicals (such as vapors, metal ions, grease, and oil), and radiations (ultraviolet radiations). These are mainly used for manufacturing medical goods or for research and development purposes. Cleanroom is an enclosed space constructed to control airborne particles such as radiations, particulates, chemicals, and microorganisms. All these factors are required to maintain efficient operation of cleanliness. Cleanroom technology is used filter pollutants found in controlled environment to provide the cleanest area possible. Most cleanrooms are used to manufacture electronics, pharmaceutical products, and medical equipment. A cleanroom is built specifically to prevent the spread of the contaminants into the other parts of the facility. The reason this is necessary is because any type of manufacturing process w...