What ISO class can a modular cleanroom reach?

Panel cleanrooms commonly hold ISO 8 and ISO 7, and ISO 6 or ISO 5 is possible with more filter coverage and higher air changes. Share the class and the process, and we size the fan filter units and returns to match.

Can the cleanroom go in while production keeps running?

In most plants, yes. Crews curtain off the area, stage panels away from traffic, and build in phases. Disruption stays close to the room's footprint, and we schedule the noisier steps around your shifts.

How is the finished cleanroom certified?

An independent testing firm runs particle counts, air-change checks, pressure readings and filter integrity tests. We plan the build so the room is ready for that testing on a known date.

Can we expand the cleanroom later?

Yes. Panels unbolt, so a wall can move out to add space or a second process area. Adding filters and air changes can also raise the classification if your work changes.

Modular Cleanrooms in a Cleveland, Ohio industrial facility

Modular Cleanrooms in Cleveland, OH

Name: Cleveland Modular Offices
Address: 6100 Oak Tree Boulevard Suite 200, Unit B, Independence, OH, 44131, US
Telephone: (888) 697-6368
Price range: $$

A healthcare supply packager in the southeast suburbs and a coatings operation in Lake County share a problem: one step of the process needs clean, steady air, and the rest of the building does not. A modular cleanroom isolates that zone inside the plant you already lease.

We start from your target classification and work back to filters, airflow and layout.

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Inside a Modular Cleanroom

The room is built from non-shedding panels with flush interior faces, coved corners and sealed penetrations. Fan filter units in the ceiling push HEPA-filtered air down across the work and out through low wall returns, holding the room at positive pressure against the plant.

Classification comes from air changes, filter coverage and how people gown and move. Most industrial work lands between ISO 8 and ISO 5. Tell us the class and the process, and we size the filtration around it.

Demand around Greater Cleveland comes mostly from healthcare supply, polymers and chemicals, and precision parts work. Many of these companies run in mid-size 24 to 32 foot buildings in Solon, Bedford Heights or Mentor, or in older Akron plants put to new uses. Panel rooms go into both without a construction shutdown. Clear height rarely limits a cleanroom, but overhead space for fan filter units and ductwork does, so we measure it early.

Humidity is the local wrinkle. Summer air in an uncooled Cleveland plant is damp, and winter air is dry. The cleanroom HVAC has to manage both swings, so we plan temperature and humidity control along with the filtration rather than bolting them on later.

Plants in Solon and Mentor are among our most frequent cleanroom calls. For noise or dust around a single machine, an equipment enclosure may be the simpler answer.