Modular Cleanrooms & Environmental Enclosures

Class 10-10,000 Cleanrooms

Environmental Test Chambers

Pharmaceutical Storage Rooms

Temperature Controlled Rooms

Bio-Safety Laboratories

Pharmaceutical Research Laboratories

Stem Cell Research Laboratories

Server Computer Rooms

Organic Chemistry Laboratories

Laser Rooms

Microbiology Laboratories

Dry Rooms

Clean Rooms & Environmental Enclosures

Whether your requirements are for temperature and humidity control or cleanliness class, Allied Modular Building Systems is proud to offer state of the art cleanroom applications custom tailored to your workflow process. We continue to provide innovative solutions for both the private and public sectors to overcome seemingly insurmountable production issues.

Our architectural products, mechanical solutions, and master design builders allow for the creation and implementation of highly customized cleanrooms that many in the industry would never dream of being able to bring to a successful conclusion.

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Need an environmental test chamber, server computer room, or a research laboratory? Our cleanroom wall system is perfect for bio-safety laboratories, organic chemistry laboratories, pharmaceutical storage, and temperature controlled rooms. Our modular rooms can be class 10-10,000 rated for your dry rooms and your environmental test chamber.

We manufacture cleanrooms and a variety of shapes and sizes for the pharmaceutical industry: research laboratories, temperature control rooms, dry rooms, environmental test chambers, and biosafety laboratories.

Some cleanrooms can be very large. There are some facilities that house large cleanrooms measuring thousands of square feet. They are used in many different industries. Semiconductor manufacturing, life sciences, and biotechnology are fields with processes that are sensitive to environmental contamination.

Some walls within a clean room can be considered hard walls and some soft walls. Hard walls are considered rigid while soft walls are usually made up of poly propylene or other plastics. In most cleanrooms an anteroom or air shower would be the point of entry for all personnel. Wearing protective clothing such as gloves, facemasks, boots, coveralls, and facemasks may be necessary.

Air filtration is very important in a clean room. Any contaminants from outside need to be filtered to remove any dust and particles the air may contain. Using HEPA (high efficiency particulate air) or ULPA (ultra low penetration air) filters removes any contaminants from the air. A recirculation system increases the efficiency of filters. A pre-filter is used to reduce large particles prior to the HEPA or ULPA filters. These pre-filters are commonly installed low in a curtain wall with a louvered vent.

Some Cleanrooms are kept at a positive pressure to ensure no outside contaminants enter the room. Others use a negative pressure to ensure no contaminants leave the room. Having small gaps or crevices in a cleanroom is not always bad. In a positive pressure room, any gaps under the door or anywhere else will leak air out. The good news is no outside air is coming in.

There are other types of requirements for some electronic industries. ESD (electrostatic dissipative) or ionizers may be required to ensure no electric shock happens. Maintaining safety in these environments is crucial. Bringing in outside common materials can bring additional particles into your room. Paper, fabrics, shoes, pencils, and other fibers should not be introduced to the cleanroom if possible. Cleanroom furniture is designed to not shed particles and be easy to clean.