During the cleanliness testing process, secondary contamination or cross-contamination must be avoided. According to different cleanliness testing requirements, VDA19.2 recommends that cleanliness laboratories should meet a certain level of cleanliness (such as CG2/CG3). Generally, this is implemented according to the ISO14644 cleanliness standard. Our company can plan and design cleanliness level laboratories according to customer testing requirements.

The construction of automotive parts cleanliness testing laboratories generally includes power distribution systems, purification systems (supply and return air systems), air shower systems, color steel plate walls, anti-static flooring, and laboratory furniture. Functional areas generally include a buffer changing area, cleanliness particle extraction area, drying area, weighing area, cleaning fluid safety area, sample waiting area, particle analysis area, and sample storage area.

Our company can construct Class 8 (100,000 class) and Class 7 (10,000 class) cleanrooms according to customer requirements, and can independently design single-room and separate cleanrooms.

We can undertake large-scale packaging cleanroom workshop projects.