The choice of materials constituting the clean room / clean room environment must meet the needs defined by the process and/or by the regulatory needs related to the processes

• A structure suitable for a clean room environment

  • Wall/Partitions

  • Ceiling

  • opening

  • Glazed frame

  • Integration of adapted luminaires (LED / Inactinics / lighting rendering / energy consumption)

• Air distributionin areas via a box or aeraulic network taking into account the specific dust classification (ISO class or GMP class)

  • Autonomous box and/or Air handling unit

  • Aeraulic distribution network

  • Hot and/or cold production system

  • Integration of the production / building environment

  • Pressure cascades

  • Energy impacts of equipment

• Clean room floor

  • Characteristic of the original soil

  • Washability / finish

  • Electrical dissipation

  • Weight of means of production or logistics implemented in the area

  • Final render

• Integration of means of production and production flow

  • machinery

  • Installation of removable panels

  • Equipment maintenance

  • Power supply

  • Utilities: Fluid distribution and/or evacuation (gas / air / water / …)

  • SAS entry and/or exit material / product

  • 'Walking forward'

• Integration of personal flows

  • Personal SAS

  • type of clothing

  • Security integration (Emergency exit / BAE / … )

  • This step forward is all the more important in pharmaceutical clean rooms

• Integration of adapted furniture

  • Materials choice

  • Ergonomics in view of the dressing recommendations

 

Thanks to its multidisciplinary team, Isalys Clean Room makes its skills available to define an environment in line with your requirements. Contact us