ISO-8 modular cleanrooms are the most forgiving. Industrial VCT (vinyl composition tiles) is the lowest-cost cleanroom flooring solution but if installed correctly will work fine. The next step up in cost is epoxy flooring with a urethane overcoat. Polished concrete cleanroom flooring can also eliminate particulates and works well for ISO-8 cleanrooms.
ISO-6 and ISO-7 modular cleanrooms are typically heat-welded vinyl cleanroom flooring or epoxy/urethane cleanroom flooring. Heat-welded vinyl gives excellent chemical resistance and is very durable. The integral cove protects the cleanroom modular wall from harsh chemicals that are common in pharmaceutical and medical device cleanrooms to maintain sterility. Epoxy/urethane cleanroom flooring is chosen due to the lower cost.
ISO-5 modular cleanrooms typically use heat-welded vinyl flooring or raised cleanroom flooring. The raised cleanroom flooring is used as air returns giving the best cleanroom particle removal, temperature uniformity, and humidity uniformity. The most common application is semiconductor cleanrooms. Heat-welded vinyl floors are preferred for pharmaceutical ISO-5 cleanrooms where frequent cleaning with strong chemical agents is required to maintain sterility.
The electronics industry has always been concerned about electrostatic discharge ESD damage to fine-featured electronic products in their manufacturing cleanrooms. Static dissipative heat welded vinyl cleanroom flooring is used for ISO-5 thru ISO-7 cleanrooms. Smaller ISO-8 cleanrooms sometimes go with static dissipative vinyl tiles where particulate control is not as critical, and ease of installation is a priority.
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