KGN Engineerings’ Clean Room Systems are engineered to meet the rigorous requirements of industries where airborne particulates, microbes, and chemical vapors must be meticulously controlled. These systems are typically constructed using high-grade stainless steel—SS 304 for standard applications and SS 316 for environments requiring enhanced resistance to corrosion and chemical exposure. The use of stainless steel ensures a smooth, non-porous surface that resists microbial growth, withstands frequent sterilization, and aligns with GMP and cleanroom classifications (e.g., ISO 5 to ISO 8). The modular design of these systems often includes walls, ceilings, doors, and flooring, all seamlessly integrated to minimize joints and crevices where contaminants could accumulate.
The construction emphasizes precision and flexibility, with components like flush-mounted panels, coved corners, and sealed joints to enhance cleanliness and structural integrity. KGN Engineerings likely incorporates advanced features such as HEPA or ULPA filtration units, laminar airflow systems, and pressure differential controls to maintain specified cleanliness levels. Depending on client needs, these systems can range from small, standalone cleanrooms for R&D labs to large-scale installations for pharmaceutical production. Customization options—such as walkable ceilings, integrated lighting, pass-through chambers, and HVAC compatibility—demonstrate KGN Engineerings’ focus on tailoring solutions to specific operational requirements, ensuring both functionality and compliance with industry standards.