Welcome to our Cleanroom Catalyst blog, where we explore the latest insights on cleanroom design, controlled environments, ISO 14644-1 standards, and best practices for successful projects.
Designing a cleanroom is a significant investment. Owners and operators often focus on HVAC units, HEPA filters, and construction materials, but overlook one of the most critical elements
If you are planning a new cleanroom or optimizing an existing one, one of the first questions you will face is:
“How many air changes per hour (ACH) does my cleanroom need?”
When it comes to industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, aerospace, semiconductors, and microelectronics, few facilities are as vital as cleanrooms.
Building a cleanroom or controlled environment is not just another construction project—it’s a highly specialized journey that demands precision, compliance, and a deep understanding of the client’s operational needs.
