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China Clean Booth in Clean Class 100 | High-Quality Suppliers & Factory Solutions for Effective Air Purification

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Introducing our advanced clean booth, a systematic solution designed with a robust frame, sealed enclosure, and high-efficiency filtration system. As one of the leading clean booth suppliers in China, we prioritize the effective control of particulate pollutants in localized spaces while maintaining cost-efficiency. Our clean booths are crafted in our state-of-the-art factory, integrating a simple physical structure with an efficient air purification cycle to ensure optimal performance. Choose our clean booths for reliable air quality management and enhanced workplace safety.

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    Application Area
    Electronic Components
    Pharmaceuticals & Labs
    PCB & SMT Production
    Precision Instruments & Optics
    Food & Cosmetics Filling

    Widely used in electronic component assembly and inspection, localized sterile operations in pharmaceuticals and laboratories, PCB and SMT production lines, precision instrument and optical product assembly, and filling and inspection areas in the food and cosmetics industries.


    Clean Laminar Flow Hood Structure
    1. Main Frame Structure

    This is the "skeleton" of the clean booth, determining its overall shape, size, and stability.

    Materials
    Industrial Aluminum Profiles
    Stainless Steel

    Industrial Aluminum Profiles: The most mainstream and common choice. Typically high-quality aluminum alloy (such as 4040 or 4080 profiles) with an anodized surface finish. They offer lightweight, high-strength, corrosion-resistant, and aesthetically pleasing properties, and are easy to assemble and disassemble.

    Stainless Steel: Primarily used in applications with extremely high requirements for cleanliness, corrosion resistance, or structural strength, such as in certain biopharmaceutical or food industries.

    Design Features

    Modular Design: The frame uses standardized components and connectors, allowing flexible assembly into booth bodies of different sizes (length, width, height), offering excellent scalability and adaptability.

    Stability: Ensured through the use of reinforcing struts, leveling feet, or floor anchoring to prevent shaking caused by fan vibration or personnel contact.

    2. Enclosure Panel Structure

    These are the "walls" that form the enclosed space of the clean booth, directly impacting the sealing of the clean area and the maintenance of cleanliness.

    Materials
    Color Steel Sandwich Panels
    Tempered Glass
    Acrylic Sheets

    Color Steel Sandwich Panels: The most common material, typically consisting of steel sheets on the outside filled with core materials like Polystyrene (EPS), Polyurethane (PU), or Rock Wool. Rock wool color steel panels are widely used for their excellent fire resistance.

    Tempered Glass: Often used for side or front panels, providing good visibility for observing internal operations. Can be fully transparent or frosted.

    Acrylic Sheets: Serve as a lower-cost transparent material option, but with less strength and durability compared to tempered glass.

    Connection Method

    Panels are connected via specialized tongue-and-groove joints, with sealant applied strictly at the seams to ensure the booth is airtight, preventing the ingress of external contaminants.


    The Efficiency of HEPA Filter
    HEPA Filter
    ≥ 99.97%
    Filtering efficiency for particles ≥ 0.3μm
    ULPA Filter (Higher Grade)
    ≥ 99.999%
    Efficiency for 0.1–0.2μm particles. Used in semiconductors and biosafety laboratories.
    The efficiency of HEPA Filter
    The Efficiency of HEPA Filter
    Clean Booth in Clean Class 100
    Clean Booth in Clean Class 100

    Air Filtration System

    This is the "heart" of the clean booth — core to creating the clean environment.

    Core Components

    FFU (Fan Filter Unit): The most critical component of a clean booth. It is a modular unit integrating a HEPA filter and a fan. FFUs are installed on the ceiling grille of the booth structure.

    Fan: Provides the power for air circulation, pushing clean air downward from the FFU.

    Airflow Patterns
    Vertical Laminar Flow

    The most common form. FFUs are installed on the top, causing clean air to flow vertically downward like a piston, carrying away contaminants. Air is returned through bottom or side return air panels, passes through pre-filtration, and is drawn in again by the FFU fan through the HEPA filter — forming a complete cycle.

    Horizontal Laminar Flow

    FFUs are installed on the side, causing air to flow horizontally across the work area. Suitable for certain specific process requirements.


    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
    What industries is a Clean Laminar Flow Hood most suitable for?
    Clean Laminar Flow Hoods are widely suitable for industries requiring contamination-free environments, including electronics manufacturing (PCB and SMT assembly), pharmaceutical and laboratory sterile operations, precision optics and instrument assembly, and food and cosmetics filling and inspection areas.
    What is the difference between a HEPA filter and a ULPA filter?
    HEPA filters capture at least 99.97% of particles ≥ 0.3μm in size, making them ideal for most cleanroom applications. ULPA filters provide a higher level of filtration, achieving ≥ 99.999% efficiency for particles as small as 0.1–0.2μm, and are used in ultra-sensitive environments such as semiconductor fabrication and biosafety laboratories.
    What frame materials are available for a Clean Laminar Flow Hood?
    The two primary frame materials are industrial aluminum profiles and stainless steel. Aluminum profiles (e.g., 4040 or 4080) with anodized finish are the most popular due to their light weight, high strength, and modular flexibility. Stainless steel frames are preferred in environments that demand superior corrosion resistance or rigorous hygiene standards, such as biopharmaceutical or food-grade facilities.
    What is the difference between vertical and horizontal laminar flow?
    Vertical laminar flow has FFUs installed on the ceiling, pushing clean air straight down in a piston-like manner to remove contaminants from the work surface — this is the most common configuration. Horizontal laminar flow has FFUs installed on the side wall, directing air across the work area horizontally, which is suited for specific process requirements where vertical airflow is not ideal.
    Can the size and configuration of a Clean Laminar Flow Hood be customized?
    Yes. Clean Laminar Flow Hoods are designed with a modular structure using standardized aluminum profile components and connectors. This allows them to be flexibly assembled in various lengths, widths, and heights to meet the specific spatial and operational requirements of different production environments.
    What panel materials are used in Clean Laminar Flow Hood enclosures and what are their benefits?
    Three main panel materials are commonly used: Color Steel Sandwich Panels (with EPS, PU, or rock wool cores) offer excellent thermal insulation and fire resistance; Tempered Glass panels allow full visibility into the workspace and are highly durable; Acrylic Sheets provide a transparent, lower-cost alternative, though with reduced strength compared to glass. All panels are sealed with tongue-and-groove joints and sealant for airtight performance.