Building Materials
The construction materials for cleanrooms must meet stringent cleanliness requirements to ensure a dust-free and sterile environment. Commonly used materials include epoxy resin flooring and PVC flooring, both known for their dustproof, moisture-resistant, and easy-to-clean properties. Epoxy resin floors are ideal for high-humidity areas or zones requiring frequent cleaning due to their durability and chemical resistance. PVC flooring, on the other hand, is more economical and easier to install, making it suitable for laboratories or areas with lower traffic. For walls, modular panels or epoxy-coated gypsum boards are often used because of their smooth surfaces, low particle shedding, excellent airtightness, and chemical resistance.
When designing a cleanroom, additional factors such as low particulate emission, anti-static properties, and resistance to cleaning agents must be considered. Modular construction techniques are increasingly popular due to their advantages, including rapid installation, reduced contamination during construction, and improved build quality. These materials and techniques not only meet strict cleanliness standards but also help reduce long-term operational costs.
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