CLEAN ROOM WINDOW UNITS
Viewing panels design and location within a clean room impacts workers’ comfort and operational efficiency. With viewing panels strategically positioned in between two separate rooms, operators in each room can have visual contact and communicate without leaving their respective location. Windows are often located in visiting and inspection halls for aesthetic reasons but also to enable supervision of tasks without disrupting operations and strict protocols for admittance into control areas.
Our glass is tempered therefore in the event of breakage, it shatters in rough pieces, with no sharp fragments. Laminated glass or polycarbonate is used when there is any risk of impact. Windows can also be coated to filter wave lengths in areas where decontamination is performed using ultraviolet light (for example in optics).
Another reason why doors and windows are critical features of a cleanroom is because contaminating particles can collect on frames, sills and fasteners, thus complicating cleaning processes. Depending of your needs, windows can be completely flush or semi-flushed against the wall panel.
FLUSH CLEAN ROOM WINDOWS
SOME AVAILABLE WINDOW SHAPE
