"What should my clean room construction budget be?" This is a question we often hear from our clients. But this question is actually difficult to give a standard answer, because things have different price points, and the construction of modular clean rooms also has high and low price points, so there is a certain difference in price. Before answering this question, let's take a look at some of the key elements that make up a clean room. This can also be used as a reference, you can more clearly understand the general scope.

First, cleanroom wall panels not only protect your equipment from contamination, but also enhance the overall aesthetics. Choosing materials that are durable and easy to clean, such as stainless steel or specially coated panels, will directly impact your budget.

Then there's cleanroom door, the first line of defense for controlling the cleanroom environment. High quality doors not only provide good sealing, but also reduce air leakage, but correspondingly, the cost will be higher.

Looking up, the design of the cleanroom ceiling is just as important as its installation. They need to work seamlessly with the HVAC system in the clean room to ensure air flow and filtration efficiency.

And when it comes to air circulation, it's impossible not to mention the FFU keel. These keels support the FFU (Fan Filtration Unit) and are key to clean room air quality. Choosing the right keel material and design can optimize air flow, but also have an impact on your budget.

At the heart of the cleanroom, cleanroom hood provides a locally high clean environment for sensitive processes. The design and performance of these covers will directly affect the safety and efficiency of the production process.
Finally, an advanced # Clean room control system monitors and regulates the environmental parameters of the clean room to ensure that production requirements are always met.