Case Study: Hewlett Packard
Application Optical mask alignment Problem Helwett Packard’s existing cleanroom was operating at ISO 7 or class 10,000. Their mask alignment process required an ISO 5
Application Optical mask alignment Problem Helwett Packard’s existing cleanroom was operating at ISO 7 or class 10,000. Their mask alignment process required an ISO 5
Application Medical device Problem Gelexir needed an ISO class 4 production space for human trials. Solution They had limited laboratory space available and so we
Application Satalite instrument assembly and testing Problem Airbus needed to control particulate to ISO 5, molecular, electrostatic and magnetic contamination for the European Space Agency’s
Application LCD screen repairs Problem Dolby wanted to test the viability of performing a repair to their LCD monitors in the UK but needed a
Problem BAE’s existing cleanroom was operating at class 10,000, ISO 7. Their process required Class 1,000, ISO 6 environment. Solution To keep costs to a
Clean Tent is a revolution in temporary cleanroom solutions. Our ISO 5/ Class 100 Clean Tents require no planning permission, have extremely quick setup times,
A cleanroom is an enclosure that controls the amount of particulate (dust and other contaminants) in the space. It does this by controlling a number
A micron is the unit we use to measure particulate. One micron is equal to one-thousandth of a millimetre. The smallest particle the human eye
This depends on what you are trying to protect. Positive pressure cleanrooms protect the process inside the room from any particulate outside the room. Negative
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