
Clean room entry basics
Aside from the obvious filter, electrical outlet needs, and specialized floor and tiling that is easy to clean, one of the most basic considerations for your clean room design is the entry chamber. Clean room technicians need to be able to ‘suit up’, as it were, and we feel that this is a good place to start when it comes to describing a few of the needs to be considered. After all, this is the first point of entry and the place where contaminants are going to most likely be getting into your clean room. You cannot have that and so we’ve compiled a list of 4 basic items that every clean room entry area should have which you can find from our example, Terra Universal, or any number of other clean room supply manufacturers which you prefer.Hands-Free washing and drying
When it’s time to put on those gowns and prepare to enter the clean room proper then hands-free cleaning is an excellent idea. Depending on the model that you choose, you can get one for the entryway that is good for standard hand cleaning or you can even get polypropylene models which are chemical resistant. The drying that is employed in these models incorporates HEPA filtering to help to make sure that germs and sub micron particles may be dealt with before they get chance to accidentally ‘wander’ in your clean room and configurations include one-sink models to as high as 6 sink models so that you can purchase only what you need based on the expected usage requirements. Activated with infrared, these units can also come with optional soap dispensers and if you ever need more units then you will be happy to know that they are modular and may be combined into a larger configuration of cleaning stations as your needs expand. The HEPA filters in these units are rated at .3 microns, which is a 99.97% rating, so they will meet your standards. Visit the provided link if you would like to see all of the available configurations should you like one of these in your own clean room.
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Modular Gowning Benches

Clean room garment cabinets
You need a place for your clean room clothing and these garment cabinets really fit the bill. First, their double-doors are designed to fit clearance standards and the shelving inside can be modified to your required configurations. Perforated shelves are available to reduce air-flow obstruction and chrome plating helps to further meet your strict clean room standards. A HEPA filtration module can help to minimize particles from the garments and a top-shelf is present for the HEPA unit should you wish to
“PVC panels will help to reduce static for optimal safety.”include one. An optional mirror can be mounted to one of the doors should you require it and many configurations are available for this model, including stainless steel. PVC panels will help to reduce static for optimal safety and cleanliness as well. You can take a look at all of the unit options for yourself through utilizing the link below. View this item on Terra Universal
Biosafe hampers

- A step-pedal for easy opening of the hamper in order to keep up cleanliness standards
- Custom sizes and materials are available for specialized needs
- Construction allows for safe disposal of a number of soiled garment types, including chemically-splashed garments depending on the material that you choose for its construction based on your particular environmental needs
What Are the Essential Clean Room Supplies for a Modular Clean Room?
When setting up a modular clean room, it is important to have the right supplies. Some essential items include HEPA filters, cleanroom garments, gloves, sterile wipes, disinfectants, and gowning accessories. These modular clean room solutions help maintain a contaminant-free environment, ensuring optimal safety and productivity.