Application Overview
ISOWALL®: Provides fire resistance along with excellent thermal performance, ideal for freezers and cold storage where fire hazards may also be a concern.
Cleanrooms offer sterile and safe environments for areas containing sensitive equipment, laboratory materials, and similar settings. These carefully designed environments are required to meet clean room construction standards, which are based on certain factors, such as particle size. Keep the following in mind when building a new cleanroom.
Room Size
One of the most basic factors to consider when building a cleanroom is the size of this area. Builders should keep in mind that size requirements for a cleanroom may change over time. Ensuring that there will be enough space to accommodate potential changes is a crucial part of cleanroom design.
Flexibility
In cleanrooms where equipment and other components change often, flexibility is an important part of the design process. Cleanrooms offering flexible setups make it easy and more cost-effective to change equipment as often as needed. Using customized insulated panels, such as Isowall panels, can help builders ensure room flexibility in these areas. Other features that might be used for flexibility include bulkheads that allow equipment or other items to be transferred safely.
By integrating ISOWALL® panels into your freezer and cooler installations, you not only achieve excellent insulation but also increase safety by reducing the risk of fire spread.
ISOWALL®: Provides fire resistance along with excellent thermal performance, ideal for freezers and cold storage where fire hazards may also be a concern.
Room Temperature and Humidity Levels
Cleanrooms must maintain the right temperature and humidity levels at all times in order to keep sensitive equipment and other materials safe. Temperature and humidity control help reduce the risk of damage to materials and equipment while also lowering the risk of encountering static electricity. Providing temperature and humidity control also helps maintain a comfortable environment for employees who work in cleanrooms.
ISOWALL®
Features
- Exceptional thermal insulation properties
- Lightweight and easy to install
- CIFA accepted
Benefits
- Reduces energy costs with superior thermal effciency
- Streamlines construction time, lowering labor expenses
- Enhances safety with fire-rated materials
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Innovative Panel System for Clean Rooms
Atmospheric and Static Pressure
Ensuring that a cleanroom has the right pressurization is essential to prevent wind from entering the area. Balancing pressure in cleanrooms also helps ensure that air inside them flows from sterile areas to areas that are not as clean. The use of airlocks in cleanrooms can help balance pressure and prevent changes from occurring that could affect or damage equipment and materials, such as having dust particles blow around.
For industries with heavy usage, such as food distribution centers or large-scale cold storage, the durability of ISOWALL® panels translates into a lower total cost of ownership over the life of the cooler or freezer.
For industries like food processing or logistics, where downtime can impact business continuity, the ease of installation is a major advantage.
Clean Room Construction Standards
Building a cleanroom involves meeting clean room construction standards. These standards, which come from the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), are part of ISO section 14644. They set standards for various components of cleanroom design and construction, such as surface particle and air cleanliness. These standards take certain factors into consideration, such as particle amounts and sizes.
The Solution
Our Innovative Panel System Offers Several Key Features
Easy To Clean
Our wall panels are easy to clean and don’t support mold in the first place.
Class-A Fire Rating
Rockwall™ is a critical line of defense in fire protection: passive fire protection up to 3 hours. With a non-combustible core and no sprinklers required.
Built To Last
Once installed the panels are maintenance-free and have long building lifecycles.
Clean and Safe
The panels have CFIA acceptance for sanitary room requirements.
Easy To Install
Installation process can cut construction costs in half. We offer custom fabricated wall and ceiling building solutions in lengths of any transportable length.
Hygienic
Rockwall™ panels meet the strict sanitation standards set by the CFIA and are resistant to mold and mildew.
Conclusion
Choosing ISOWALL® for Coolers and Freezers
Structural Panels Inc. provides a wide range of Isowall panels that are designed to keep indoor environments in laboratories and similar areas as clean as possible. These panels are made with clean room construction standards in mind. Please contact us for more details on these cleanroom products.
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