Modular cleanrooms have become a preferred choice for companies that require adaptability, fast installation, and compliance with regulatory standards. They offer a scalable approach to contamination control, making them ideal for pharmaceutical, biotech, electronics, and research facilities.
In this article, we dive into the most important considerations when designing a modular cleanroom. From determining the right ISO classification and selecting airflow patterns to choosing the appropriate wall materials and HVAC integration—every detail impacts performance. We’ll also cover how modular systems support future expansion and why their flexibility can lead to better long-term operational efficiency. If you’re aiming to build a future-ready cleanroom, this guide is for you.
