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Materials for Ventilation Systems in Cleanrooms

01/13/2009 11:51 AM

I run a small enterprise specialised in extruding plastic sheet and have been asked if our material was suited for manufacturing ventilation systems in cleanrooms. As cleanrooms are an entirely new market segment for us I'd like to hear from experts what plastic materials can be used and what their requirements would be? Thank you kindly.

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Re: Materials for Ventilation Systems in Cleanrooms

01/14/2009 2:23 AM

unrecycled p.p or l.d

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Re: Materials for Ventilation Systems in Cleanrooms

01/14/2009 6:34 AM

Thank you !!

Do you mean there are no other requirements needed like surface smoothness etc.?

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Re: Materials for Ventilation Systems in Cleanrooms

01/14/2009 12:39 PM

Vinyl coated steel panels are fairly typical for clean rooms as is PVC coated electrical conduit. Surface finish is not as important as is the ability to wash down the surfaces of the clean toom interior and the absence of particle shedding or friable materials.

I have constructed clean rooms made with sheet rock (gypsum) walls, but you must use a food grade epoxy paint to attain a smooth water resistant finish.

The main point of a clean room is that is in fact clean. Using materials that do not produce particles that can become airborne is one thing. Materials that do not off-gas is another thing. The ability to be able to clean the surfaces is a third thing. That being said, the porosity of the materials must be low.

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Re: Materials for Ventilation Systems in Cleanrooms

10/27/2010 3:01 AM

Hello, Nice sharing I think you should personally take a advice from expert which has fully experience in ventilation system. Ventilation is one of the most important drivers of health and hygiene factors of your bathroom.

Thanks for this great sharing.

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