Cleanroom Solution

Cleanroom & Purification Engineering EPC

Cleanrooms aren't enhanced versions of regular decoration—they're professional systems built around cleanliness classification, pressure differential control, airflow organization, temperature/humidity, personnel and material flow paths, purification HVAC, and validation standards. Early judgment errors are hard to fix later.

Core Judgment

Our Core Perspective on Cleanrooms

Design phase errors can't be fixed at production

Cleanroom projects must front-load consideration of process, cleanliness classification, equipment, and personnel/material flow logic.

Cleaner isn't always better—just right is best

Cleanliness classification must match product process, otherwise it brings unnecessary investment and operating costs.

Scientific personnel/material flow design is the first line of defense

Without proper path design, even high-grade systems struggle to run stably long-term.

Service System

Our Service System

Cleanroom engineering starts from product process, determining cleanliness classification, air changes, pressure gradient, and acceptance criteria per ISO 14644, GB 50073, GB 50591 standards.

Cleanliness Classification Planning

Determine appropriate classification (Class 100,000, 10,000, 1,000, etc.) based on product characteristics, production process, and testing requirements.

Pressure Gradient Design

Build complete logic around personnel/material flow, airflow organization, filtration systems, and positive pressure control.

Materials & MEP Systems

Coordinated design and construction of cleanroom panels, doors/windows, epoxy flooring, purification HVAC, electrical/automation, and HEPA filters.

Commissioning & Validation Support

Support particle count, temperature/humidity, pressure differential, illumination, noise testing to prepare for acceptance and production launch.

Price Reference

Cleanroom Classification & Price Reference

Cleanroom cost is affected by classification, area, air changes, temperature/humidity control, purification HVAC, filter configuration, industry standards, and validation requirements. Below are preliminary reference ranges.

ClassificationReference PriceSuitable ForDescription
Class 300,000500-800 CNY/㎡Basic clean spaceSuitable for relatively lower requirement production scenarios
Class 100,000800-1500 CNY/㎡Standard cleanroom needsMore complete system configuration
Class 10,000 & Higher1500-4000+ CNY/㎡High-grade clean spaceVaries significantly by classification, area, and MEP complexity
FAQ

Common Questions

Cleanroom classification and price?

Class 300,000 approximately 500-800 CNY/㎡, Class 100,000 approximately 800-1500 CNY/㎡, Class 10,000 and higher significantly more. Accurate quotes require considering usage, temperature/humidity, air changes, filtration system, testing standards, and site conditions.

What is the cleanroom construction process?

Typically includes site survey, classification determination, design proposal, cleanroom panel enclosure, purification HVAC installation, electrical/automation, flooring, commissioning/testing, and final acceptance.

What are cleanroom acceptance standards?

Generally per ISO 14644, GB 50073, GB 50591 standards, testing particle count, temperature/humidity, pressure differential, illumination, noise, and airflow organization.

Difference between Class 100,000 and 10,000?

Core differences are particle concentration limits, air changes, filtration system efficiency, and operating/maintenance costs. Class 10,000 has higher requirements, typically higher construction and operating costs.

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Ready to Start Your Project?

Share your space size, industry, site conditions, and timeline. We'll provide preliminary insights from four dimensions: spatial strategy, professional systems, budget boundaries, and delivery risks.

Design-Led

Evaluate organization, circulation, MEP, fire protection, cleanroom systems, and cost during the design phase.

Controlled Construction

Establish site management boundaries around drawings, materials, craftsmanship nodes, and acceptance standards.

System Coordination

Unified coordination of design, procurement, MEP, fire protection, cleanroom, and construction teams.

Long-term Maintenance

Retain documentation and interfaces needed for expansion, maintenance, and future upgrades after delivery.