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Modular contamination control for production floors

Clean Booths for Precision Manufacturing

CleanroomLink provides custom-engineered Clean Booths for localized contamination control without the cost and disruption of a full facility overhaul. Integrate a controlled work zone into your existing production floor for electronics assembly, pharmaceutical packaging, precision inspection, and other sensitive processes.

Point-of-use

Protection where the process needs it

Modular

Expandable around your line layout

RFQ-ready

Technical alignment before quotation

Modular Clean Booth for controlled manufacturing

Airflow

Configured

Work zone

Custom

Filtration

HEPA / ULPA

Integration

Line-ready

Quality engineering first

Start with acceptance criteria, not a catalogue size

A Clean Booth is only effective when its work zone remains controlled during operator movement, material transfer, and active production. Before design approval, define the required cleanliness class, airflow behavior, usable dimensions, equipment interfaces, and validation evidence.

Typical acceptance activities

  • 01Particle-count testing for the specified work zone.
  • 02Airflow velocity and distribution verification.
  • 03Pressure differential checks where the design requires them.
  • 04Documentation review against the agreed RFQ and site requirements.

Operator Experience

A controlled environment designed around real work

Airflow, visibility, lighting, and noise all affect how consistently operators can protect a critical process. Our clean booth manufacturer and engineering team develop the enclosure around the workflow instead of treating it as an isolated structure.

01

Directed airflow

Unidirectional or turbulent airflow can be configured to reduce turbulence and help move particles away from the critical work zone.

02

Clear operator visibility

High-transparency anti-static curtains or rigid panels support supervision, material handling, and safer movement around the booth.

03

Workable lighting and noise

Lighting and blower selection are coordinated with occupational comfort and process visibility so cleanliness does not compromise productivity.

Ease of Use

A modular system that fits your production line

Clean Booths are dynamic components of a manufacturing process. Aluminum or stainless steel frame systems can be installed in existing facilities with minimal disruption and adapted as production requirements change.

Rapid deployment

Plan around the current facility, access routes, and installation constraints.

Scalable configurations

Specify a standalone workstation or a multi-bay arrangement for a growing production line.

Equipment compatibility

Coordinate booth dimensions and access points with machinery, conveyors, or robotic arms.

Design inputs

What the engineering team needs from your RFQ

  • Process description and contamination risks
  • Machine, conveyor, and operator access dimensions
  • Required work-zone classification and airflow preference
  • Facility footprint, ceiling height, and electrical requirements
  • ESD, pass-through, air shower, or monitoring requirements

Engineering Specifications

Build the specification around the application

The values below describe available design directions and reference requirements. Final specifications, operating conditions, and compliance documentation are to be confirmed during the RFQ stage.

ParameterSpecification details
Device typeModular Clean Booth / Softwall or Hardwall
Airflow formUnidirectional (laminar) / turbulent
Work area dimensionsCustom; defined by production layout
Cleanliness classISO Class 5 to ISO Class 8, subject to confirmation
Filtration levelHEPA H13/H14 or ULPA; available on request
Airflow velocity0.3–0.5 m/s reference range; to be confirmed
Air volumeDepends on model and work-zone volume
NoiseReference target below 65 dB(A) at operating distance; to be confirmed
IlluminationReference target above 300 lux with integrated LED; to be confirmed
Power supply220V/50Hz or 110V/60Hz; customizable
Enclosure materialAnodized aluminum / stainless steel 304 or 316
Control methodVariable Frequency Drive (VFD) / PLC
Custom optionsPass-through hatches, air showers, ESD curtains, and other process interfaces

Safety / Cleanliness Factors

Validation evidence should be part of the purchase

A credible Clean Booth supplier supports the enclosure with technical records that your quality, compliance, and maintenance teams can review. Documentation scope is agreed during quotation and may include testing, component information, and installation guidance.

Performance testing

Particle counts, airflow velocity, and pressure differential testing where applicable.

Standards alignment

Design and classification discussions can reference ISO 14644-1 and applicable site standards.

Material control

Filter media and structural materials are selected for controlled-environment use.

Process protection

Airflow, access, seals, and transfer points are reviewed against the contamination risk.

Know the application boundary

Clean Booths are suited to targeted, point-of-use protection. They are often a faster and more capital-efficient option when only a defined work zone requires controlled cleanliness.

Consider a hardwall cleanroom when:

  • • The entire facility requires environmental control.
  • • Temperature and humidity management are central process requirements.
  • • Personnel and material throughput extends well beyond one work zone.

Application Workflow

From process boundary to production-ready booth

01

Define the risk

Identify particles, operator movement, transfer points, and the critical work zone.

02

Map the equipment

Share machine dimensions, conveyor paths, access needs, and facility restrictions.

03

Confirm the design

Align airflow, filtration, materials, controls, options, and RFQ documentation.

04

Validate and operate

Complete installation checks, testing, operator guidance, and maintenance handover.

Training & Maintenance

Support the booth throughout its service life

Long-term performance depends on correct assembly, controlled cleaning, filter management, and repeat airflow verification.

Assembly guidance

Manuals and, where required, installation support for structural integrity and seal quality.

Maintenance protocol

Instructions for filter replacement, curtain cleaning, and airflow verification.

Replacement parts

Access to replacement filters and components for ongoing operational continuity.

FAQ

Questions procurement and QA teams ask

Which standards and certifications can be supported?

Design discussions may reference ISO 14644-1 and your applicable site standards. Available certificates, component records, and validation documents depend on the selected configuration and are confirmed during the RFQ.

Can you provide test reports?

Test documentation may cover particle counts, airflow velocity, pressure differential, and HEPA filter performance where applicable. The required report scope should be specified before order confirmation.

How do you support batch consistency?

For multiple production lines or recurring orders, the approved design, bill of materials, testing scope, and inspection requirements can be used as the basis for repeat production. Batch controls are confirmed for each program.

What packaging and export documents are available?

Packaging instructions, shipping marks, commercial documents, and other export requirements should be stated in the RFQ. The final document set is confirmed according to destination and order terms.

Can the booth fit our existing machine?

Yes. Provide machine dimensions, workflow drawings, access requirements, and facility constraints so the frame and access points can be engineered around your process.

What is the lead time for a custom unit?

Lead time depends on the design complexity, materials, options, documentation, and quantity. An estimated schedule is provided with the formal quotation.

Replace Your Current Supplier

Benchmark your current booth and build a better alternative

If your current supplier struggles with customization, documentation, batch consistency, or export coordination, CleanroomLink can help you compare the existing product against a technically aligned replacement solution.

Send your requirements

Include dimensions, cleanliness requirements, equipment layout, target market, and any current supplier specification for a like-for-like review.