Clean Room Wall Panels – Precision, Performance, and Protection for Controlled Environments

 Material Construction

• Skin Options:

  • PCGI / PCGI (GPSP)

  • PPGI / PPGI

  • Stainless Steel / Stainless Steel (Any two combinations can be selected based on application and design requirements.)

• Structural Framework:

  • Made from durable GI (Galvanized Iron) for superior strength and long-lasting performance.

 Technical Specifications

• Sheet Thickness: Available in 0.5 mm, 0.6 mm, and 0.8 mm options to suit different structural and insulation needs.

• Powder Coating Thickness: 60–80 microns for enhanced surface durability.

• Pre-Coating Thickness: 30–35 microns ensuring corrosion resistance and an even finish.

  
  

Insulation Options

To achieve precise thermal and acoustic control, different core insulation materials are used:

• PUF (Polyurethane Foam): Density – 40±2 kg/m³

• PIR (Polyisocyanurate): Density – 48±2 kg/m³

• Rockwool: Available in 96 kg/m³ and 144 kg/m³ densities for excellent fire resistance and sound insulation.

  
  

Sealing and Hygiene

• Panels are sealed using food-grade silicon on both sides to ensure hygienic and airtight joints.

• The joint gap is strictly maintained to be no more than 4 mm, preventing contamination and ensuring smooth, clean finishes.

 Dimensions and Configuration

• Panel Width: Standard 1200 mm or customized as per room layout.

• Panel Height: Designed according to layout requirements.

• Panel Thickness: Options of 35, 50, 80, and 100 mm, depending on application and insulation type.

  
  

Support and Installation

• Supported on powder-coated base runners for added stability.

• Self-supported panels with interconnecting profiles allow easy installation, modification, and maintenance.

  
  

Aesthetic and Functional Finishes

• Standard Color: RAL 9002 (light greyish white), ideal for cleanroom environments.

• Custom Colors: Available from the RAL chart to match specific design preferences or branding.

  
  

 Panel Types

• Progressive Panels: Installed sequentially with concealed joints, offering superior sealing and aesthetic appeal.

• Non-Progressive Panels: Allow easy removal and replacement without disturbing adjacent panels—ideal for maintenance-heavy environments.

 Applications

Clean Room Wall Panels are extensively used in:

• Pharmaceutical manufacturing areas

• Biotechnology laboratories

• Hospitals and operation theaters

• Electronics and semiconductor industries

• Food and beverage processing units

  
  

 Conclusion

Cleanroom Wall Panels are more than just walls—they are precision-engineered systems designed to create and maintain contamination-free environments. With customizable materials, insulation, finishes, and configurations, these panels provide the ideal combination of hygiene, durability, and efficiency required for modern controlled spaces.