Prelia Cleanroom

APPLICATIONS

Laboratory and testing

A laboratory cleanroom in Malaysia often has to do two opposite things at once: keep the product clean and keep the sample contained.

TYPICAL CLASSIFICATION

QC and microbiology rooms commonly run ISO 7 to ISO 8, with ISO 5 local protection at the workstation. See the full ISO 14644 limits →

Instrument room in a testing laboratory
WHAT THE ROOM HAS TO SATISFY

A pressure scheme drawn room by room

Laboratories are the one facility type where the pressure direction changes from door to door, so the scheme is drawn room by room rather than set once for the building. Sample receipt, preparation, instrument rooms and microbiology each get their own direction, and the circulation plan has to keep incoming material away from work already finished. Benching, extract, gas and drainage all land in the same ceiling void as the air handling, so the coordination happens before installation rather than during it.

REGULATORY CONTEXT
  • Pressure direction depends on whether you are protecting the product, the operator, or both. That decision is made before the layout, not after.
  • Microbiology suites typically need a separate scheme from the rooms around them.
  • Testing laboratories seeking accreditation are assessed against ISO/IEC 17025, which covers environmental conditions where they affect results.
WHAT WE SUPPLY

What we supply

  • ISO 6 to ISO 8 room systems
  • Negative and positive pressure schemes
  • Biosafety cabinet integration
  • Pass-through and sample transfer

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