Softwall vs. Hardwall
There are two broad categories of cleanrooms. Softwall cleanrooms, often regarded as more temporary solutions, consist of a prefabricated frame and walls made from flexible vinyl sheets.
What is a BSL Cleanroom?
The Biological Safety Level (BSL) serves as a system of biocontainment designation, essential for safeguarding personnel against potential pathogenic exposure in research and manufacturing environments. This system outlines specific requirements for protecting those working in these settings. It’s crucial to note the revision of the Biological Safety Level (BSL) standards in the Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories (BMBL) in 2020. This update brought about the 6th edition of these standards and included several key updates.
How to Clean Your Cleanroom
Maintaining a pristine environment is paramount in scientific research, semiconductor manufacturing, and additional, highly regulated industries.
GMP & Modular Cleanrooms
The acronym GMP stands for Good Manufacturing Practice. Its origins lie in the tragedies of the 1950s and 1960s, where poor manufacturing practices led to fatalities and congenital disabilities in pharmaceutical products.
Sustainability and Reduced Environmental Impact of Modular Cleanrooms
Once upon a time, building a Cleanroom was an environmental nightmare. Traditional “stick-built” methods relied heavily on resource-intensive materials like brick, mortar, and concrete, leaving a trail of extraction and emissions in their wake.
Cleanrooms, Cold Rooms, & Dry Rooms
In this post, we are looking into the world of controlled environments to discover the intricacies of two distinct yet vital spaces – dry and cold rooms.
Ebook: Good Design Practices for Gene Therapy CleanSpaces
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