Semiconductor Clean Rooms

Build semiconductor clean rooms according to your unique business needs
By Christine Pollock When doing semiconductor cleaning, using a clean room is essential. The enclosed work area has controlled humidity, temperature and filtration to diminish contamination and the size of particles contaminating a work area. However, the degree of cleanliness for the clean room depends on the type of work performed in the room.
 

Eventually, robots might perform work for super clean rooms, but for now manufacturers rely on various air flow designs and filtered air to keep the workspace clean.

Some steps you might want to take when determining how to build semiconductor fabrication clean rooms for your business are:

1. Analyze various types of semiconductor clean rooms to determine which best suits your business needs.

2. Consult with a specialist to determine semiconductor clean room specifications.

3. Determine semiconductor clean room costs based on output of material before building.

Use a versatile manufacturer of semiconductor cleaning rooms

Your business needs are unique and your clean room should reflect this. When looking into manufacturers of rooms for semiconductor cleaning, analyze their products. Companies with several options for clean rooms often help you pick the best set-up.
Try: Abtech Inc. makes modular softwall and hardwall clean rooms with panels, doors, windows, grids, ceiling systems, HEPA filters, internal fans and HVAC systems. In addition to offering a wide variety of choice in design, they also engineer, design, test and install. Pacific Environmental Technologies, Inc. goes beyond softwall and hardwall to include modular, portable, horizontal and cold-storage clean rooms. They also supply clean room equipment such as: air compressors, chilled water systems, clean room vacuum systems and monitoring systems.

Consult with semiconductor clean rooms distributors to determine the best options for your business

Distributors know the ins and outs of clean room options. They look at your business and offer solutions based on your specified needs. If you require custom materials, a distributor often knows where to find them.
Try: Terra Universal, Inc. offers a multitude of clean room goods. Not only are they suppliers of semiconductor gloves, they also carry environmental storage & processing system suitable for particle filtration. AdvanceTEC has a staff dedicated to developing and engineering programs working with unique work flows, budgets and schedules.

Maintain your clean room classification with semiconductor clean room chemicals

When purchasing products to clean rooms for semiconductors, it's crucial to maintain classification in sanitation. Clean room cleaning supplies include absorbent wipes for any class clean room, swabs and mops. Chemicals include alcohol, flux remover, stencil cleaner, solder, paste remover and plastic or glass cleaner.
Try: High-Tech Conversions, Inc. offers a wide assortment of clean room cleaning supplies including chemicals and tools like mops. Innotech Products Inc. supplies businesses with products from hundreds of manufacturers, so they are ready to meet unique needs with suitable products perfect for your working environment.

• Consultants work at all levels of manufacturing. They can offer you advice on the type of airflow design you need for your semiconductor clean room or they can build it for you.