Softwall cleanrooms use a simple steel frame structure to support flexible PVC curtains, typically cut a few centimeters above the floor to allow air to exhaust. These non-permanent cleanrooms operate at relatively low positive pressure and are generally used for lower cleanliness classifications such as ISO 6 to 8. Due to the reduced level of environmental control, precise temperature and humidity regulation is not normally provided.

Softwall cleanrooms are the most economical type of modular cleanroom construction and offer a flexible alternative to hardwall cleanrooms.

• Customisable - can be constructed with various curtain materials such as PVC, polyethylene or anti-static vinyl.
• Easy to assemble - can be installed in just a few hours with minimal tools.
• Space-saving - softwall cleanrooms are compact and can fit almost anywhere.

Modular Cleanrooms

Modular, or often referred to as demountable cleanrooms, offer the highest level of flexibility. They can be quickly assembled, dismantled, and relocated as needed. Commonly used to enclose inspection equipment or installed over 3D printers and other machinery, modular cleanrooms provide a tailored clean environment at a fraction of the cost and build time of a traditional cleanroom.

• Flexible - they can be altered and expanded.
• Customisable - designed to meet your requirements.
• Rapid Construction - speed is critical for any manufacturer and construction.
• Cost Effective - can be deployed at a low cost.