How to choose decoration materials for pharmaceutical cleanrooms

The cleanroom workshop production environment is an important link in ensuring the safety of drugs. When decorating, we must not only pay attention to hygiene and environmental protection standards, but also control the decoration costs. Therefore, when choosing decoration materials for pharmaceutical clean workshops, you need to consider these factors:

Pharmaceutical clean workshops require a high degree of hygiene and cleanliness, so when selecting materials, priority should be given to materials with good antibacterial properties and easy cleaning. Mildew-proof, anti-bacterial and anti-corrosion materials are preferred, such as stainless steel, acid and alkali-resistant plastic or composite materials, etc.

Pharmaceutical clean workshops often need to have anti-static functions to prevent the impact of static electricity on pharmaceuticals and production processes. Choose floor, wall and ceiling materials with good anti-static properties, such as anti-static flooring, anti-static paint, etc.

Some corrosive chemicals may be used in pharmaceutical clean rooms, so materials that can withstand these chemicals need to be selected. Acid, alkali and corrosion-resistant materials such as stainless steel and special plastics are better choices.

In some special cases, pharmaceutical cleanrooms need to have conductive properties to prevent static electricity accumulation and discharge. For example, in areas with high explosion-proof requirements, choosing conductive floor and wall materials can provide additional safety.

Pharmaceutical clean workshops are required to be dust-free and easy to clean. Therefore, when selecting materials, you should consider whether the surface is smooth, non-porous, easy to clean, and whether it will produce particulate matter. Smooth wall, floor and ceiling materials and dust-free joints and connections are important factors.

It is crucial to select materials that comply with relevant industry standards and specifications. Ensure that the selected materials meet regulatory requirements for pharmaceutical clean workshops and have relevant certifications.