Which ISO class can a modular cleanroom reach?

Panel cleanrooms commonly hold ISO 8 and ISO 7. ISO 6 and ISO 5 are possible with more filter coverage and more air changes per hour. Give us the class and the process, and we size the fan filter units, returns, and HVAC to match.

Can the cleanroom go in while production continues?

In most plants, yes. The area is curtained off, panels are staged out of traffic, and the room is built in phases. Disruption is mostly limited to the footprint of the cleanroom itself, so the lines around it can keep running.

What does the price of a cleanroom depend on?

Room size, the ISO class, the number of fan filter units, pressure control, anterooms or pass-throughs, and the HVAC needed to manage humidity. Our quote lists each item separately, so you can see what the classification itself is costing you.

Who certifies the room once it is built?

An independent testing firm runs particle counts, air-change checks, pressure readings, and filter integrity tests. We schedule the build so the room is ready for that testing on a set date, and we coordinate with the testing firm on access.

Modular Cleanrooms in a Louisville, Kentucky industrial facility

Modular Cleanrooms in Louisville, KY

Name: Louisville Modular Offices
Address: 10200 Forest Green Blvd, Suite 112, Unit H, Louisville, KY, 40223, US
Telephone: (888) 697-6368
Price range: $$

Some processes cannot share air with a warehouse. A modular cleanroom builds a sealed, filtered room inside the plant you already run, using non-shedding panels, ceiling fan filter units, and a door layout planned around gowning.

Around Greater Louisville we see the need in food and bourbon packaging, in flex buildings in Jeffersontown and Middletown, and on manufacturing lines that have to keep dust and moisture out.

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Inside a Panel Cleanroom

Fan filter units mounted in the ceiling grid push HEPA-filtered air down through the room and out through low returns in the walls. Panels have flush, cleanable faces, coved corners, and sealed penetrations, so particles have nowhere to collect.

Classification comes from air changes, filter coverage, and how people gown and work. We start with the ISO class you need, usually ISO 8 down to ISO 5 for industrial work, and size the filters and returns to hold it.

Humid Louisville summers are a real factor. A warehouse without air-conditioning can swing widely in temperature and moisture, so the cleanroom's HVAC is sized to control both, not just to move filtered air.

Cleanroom Components

Every piece is specified to the class and process you give us.

Ceiling fan filter units with HEPA filtration
Non-shedding wall and ceiling panels with flush faces
Coved corners, sealed penetrations, and gasketed doors
Positive or negative pressure with monitoring
Pass-throughs, vision panels, gowning anterooms, or air showers
LED cleanroom fixtures and static-dissipative flooring options
Panel layout that can grow or be reclassified later

Processes That Call for a Cleanroom

Food-contact and bottling line packaging
Electronics and component assembly
Paint prep and controlled finishing
Lab and sample rooms at chemical sites
Medical device and pharmaceutical packaging

Steps to a Working Cleanroom

1. Process and ISO class review

2. Layout and filter plan

3. Itemized quote

4. Install, then third-party testing

Cleanrooms in Flex Space and Food Plants

Flex and light-industrial buildings in Jeffersontown and Middletown often have the open floor and moderate height that suit a cleanroom suite. In older plants closer to downtown, we measure carefully around existing utilities and plan the filter grid to fit the room you actually have.

Food and bourbon production and distribution is a major part of the regional economy, and packaging areas there often need cleaner air than the rest of the building. A panel room can be added beside a line without shutting the building down.

Local details for cleanroom projects in: Middletown, Jeffersontown, Shelbyville, Louisville. Or start from the home page.