After many rapid developments, the question of the right cleanroom concept remains a key issue. The aim is to protect production as effectively as possible, operate the systems economically, and at the same time safeguard personnel and the environment. Although there are many new technical possibilities available today, the biggest challenge remains: quality requirements are constantly increasing, and the systems required to meet them are becoming increasingly complex. There is no single, universally applicable cleanroom concept. Instead, an individually tailored solution must be found for each process.
For this reason, we would like to focus on a small selection of topics in this short presentation.
Cleanroom technology has become an integral part of everyday life. It ensures that even the slightest contamination in production can be controlled and that high quality is reliably achieved. Whether in electronic products, automotive engineering, microelectronics, or modern medicines—cleanroom technology plays a decisive role wherever particularly high requirements apply.