Cleanrooms used in laboratories that handle non-pathogenic materials, such as electronics, are generally classified as “Industrial Cleanrooms” or “Cleantech Cleanrooms.”

These cleanrooms are designed to control particle contamination to ensure the quality of the products and processes that occur within them. Industrial cleanrooms are classified according to the number of particles suspended in the air.

The international standard ISO 14644-1:2015 defines the classes of industrial cleanrooms, ranging from class ISO 1 (less than 10 particles of 0.1 qu or larger per cubic meter of air) to class ISO9 (more than 35000 particles of 0.5qu or larger per cubic meter of air)

In short, cleanrooms used in laboratories that handle non-pathogenic materials are classified as they are designed to control particle contamination in accordance with ISO 14644 standards.

The appropriate cleanroom class must be selected according to the specific needs of each process or product.

On the other hand, cleanrooms used in laboratories that handle non-pathogenic materials such as electronics may require less filtration and environmental control, since the risk to human health is lower.

In these clean rooms, the air pressure can be positive in relation to the external environment to prevent the entry of contaminating particles.

As they pose a lower risk to human health, industrial clean rooms are not exempt from rigorous hygiene and disinfection, they must maintain international hygiene and cleaning standards and air quality.

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