In the design and construction of cleanrooms, windows are not just viewing ports but critical components for maintaining environmental integrity and ensuring safety. Improper window selection can lead to airtightness failure, cleaning blind spots, and even safety hazards. To address this core need, Wonclean provides an in-depth analysis of three major professional solutions: stainless steel c...

In the design and construction of cleanrooms, partition systems are key elements for dividing functional areas and controlling pollution flow. Selecting appropriate partition materials not only ensures compliance with cleanliness standards but also improves space utilization efficiency and reduces operational costs. To meet different application needs, cleanroom plastic partitions, clean...

When planning a controlled environment, cleanroom classifications may feel overwhelming at first, but they’re essentially a “cleanliness map” from ISO 1 to ISO 9: ISO 1–3 are ultra-high-end levels, ISO 4–5 support high-precision and sterile core processes, ISO 6–7 cover pharmaceutical and electronics manufacturing needs, and ISO 8–9 are used for general controlled spaces. At Wonclean, we aim to ma...

As cleanroom demands continue to rise, pharmaceutical companies are looking for a more flexible and faster solution—and the benefits of modular design for pharmaceutical cleanrooms address exactly these pain points, making cleanroom construction smarter and more efficient. At wonclean, we often see clients shift their perspective on traditional builds after experiencing the speed and scalability o...

When it comes to cleanroom construction, many companies struggle with choosing between hardwall vs softwall cleanrooms. Even with the same cleanliness level, different structural systems can lead to big differences in cost, flexibility, and user experience. As a cleanroom specialist, Wonclean often gets the same question from clients: “Should I use hardwall or softwall?” Don’t worry—this article w...