Overview: Cleanroom injection panel is a specialized modular panel designed for utility and service integration in controlled environments. It embeds pre-installed electrical conduits, data ports, or gas lines within insulated wall structures, allowing seamless connection of lab equipment. By centralizing service distribution, it maintains cleanliness standards while improving accessibility, commonly used in pharmaceutical fill lines and electronics assembly cleanrooms.

Overview: Duct cleanroom panel integrates ductwork within an insulated panel, typically with PU or rock wool cores and sealed metal surfaces. Its non-porous, airtight construction ensures particle-free air distribution, while the core insulation supports temperature control. Though heavier and more complex to install, it provides space-saving HVAC solutions and meets cleanroom hygiene and efficiency standards.

Overview: Ventilation sandwich panel is a specially designed panel that integrates air channels within the insulation core, enabling seamless air distribution without additional external ductwork. It supports efficient airflow management for HVAC systems in cleanrooms, with metal or composite surfaces ensuring airtight, particle-free pathways. This design reduces system complexity, saves overhead space, and maintains consistent air quality, commonly used in controlled environments requiring integrated ventilation solutions.

Overview: PIR cleanroom panel utilizes polyisocyanurate foam cores with sealed metal skins. Its closed-cell structure delivers superior thermal insulation (λ≈0.022 W/m·K) and improved fire resistance (up to Class 0/B-s1,d0). The seamless surface ensures particle-free cleanliness, supporting contamination control. While offering better fire performance than standard PU panels, it carries similar weight and cost considerations, balancing energy efficiency with enhanced safety for regulated cleanroom environments.

Overview: Soundproof panel is an acoustic insulation panel designed to control noise transmission in industrial and commercial settings. Featuring high-density cores (e.g., mineral wool, fiberglass) and sealed, layered construction, it effectively dampens airborne and impact noise. Available in varying thicknesses and finishes, it supports sound-sensitive environments such as laboratories, studios, and production areas, improving acoustic comfort while maintaining thermal and structural performance.

Overview: EPS cleanroom panel features expanded polystyrene foam cores with metal or composite skins. The lightweight EPS core provides good thermal insulation (λ≈0.035 W/m·K) at low cost, while the smooth surface maintains cleanliness. However, its limited fire rating and lower structural strength restrict its use to less critical cleanroom areas, offering a cost-effective solution for general industrial or packaging cleanrooms where strict fire codes are not mandated.

Overview: Fiberglass panel is a lightweight, durable panel composed of fiberglass-reinforced material, often with resin or composite facing. Known for its excellent chemical resistance, thermal stability, and non-corrosive properties, it is used in corrosive or humid environments. Common in cleanrooms, chemical labs, and industrial settings, it provides smooth, easy-to-clean surfaces and consistent performance under varied conditions, offering a cost-effective alternative to metal or laminate panels.

Overview: Cleanroom HPL Ceiling System utilizes high-pressure laminate panels to create a seamless, cleanable overhead surface. Resistant to chemicals and abrasion, it prevents particle shedding and microbial growth. The system integrates with HEPA/ULPA filtration units, supporting ISO-classified environments in pharmaceuticals and electronics, while offering easy installation and maintenance.

Overview: Cleanroom FFU Ceiling Grid System incorporates Fan Filter Units (FFUs) into a modular grid structure, providing localized vertical laminar airflow. It enables flexible cleanroom classification control, energy-efficient air recirculation, and simplified filter maintenance. Widely used in semiconductor and biotechnology facilities, it ensures precise particle filtration and adaptable clean zone configurations.