What is a cleanroom
Standards and operation
Cleanrooms are governed by specific constraints and ISO standards, varying by industry sector, encompassing aspects such as sizing, energy management, layout, and material selection. VÊPRES possesses comprehensive mastery of these requirements. Our teams of highly specialized experts will guide you through the design and implementation phases of your project.
Mastery and Rigor
ISO standards and reference frameworks
Air particulate cleanliness classes are determined by standard NF EN 14644-1. This classification ranges from ISO Class 1 (the cleanest) to ISO Class 9. These stringent requirements define the design and construction of the cleanroom, the selection of equipment and materials used, and the operation of your facility. The class is defined by the maximum permissible particle concentration per m³ of air, based on various particle sizes.
Other standards govern Cleanrooms: ISO 14698 (Biocontamination Control), NF 90-351 for Healthcare Facilities (Airborne Contamination Control), and ISO 13485 for medical devices. The pharmaceutical industry must comply with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), which define four air cleanliness classes: A, B, C, and D. Numerous other standards also exist within the industrial sector.
Our design office
Whether for the creation, renovation, or transformation of a cleanroom, our design office adapts to your requirements and responds to your requests, regardless of your sector of activity.
Our integrated cleanroom design office ensures comprehensive design and analyzes your constraints to propose high-performance equipment tailored to your production unit.
Sources and vectors of contamination
Controlling, managing, and protecting are the three fundamental principles of a Controlled Atmosphere Zone (ZAC). A cleanroom must safeguard against contamination sources and vectors that could compromise the quality of your production.
A cleanroom enables the control of contamination sources (particulate, chemical, microbiological) and their propagation vectors, such as air, surfaces, or human presence.
Design
projects and quotations
Regardless of your sector of activity, our expertise and track record enable us to rigorously address your cleanroom project. The VÊPRES teams will provide relevant solutions tailored to your specifications, while respecting your constraints and the specific requirements of your production.
Controlled Environment Areas (ZAC) for industries
Would you like more information tailored to your sector of activity?
YOUR PROJECT
Delivery and commissioning
Our role is to ensure the acceptance and validation of your cleanroom to confirm that its performance meets your specifications.
CLEANROOMS
Quality and productivity
Our design office customizes the level of control to achieve the desired performance for a cleanroom, ensuring the best quality-to-price ratio.
PROJECTS
All our projects
For over 60 years, VÊPRES has been designing and manufacturing equipment for numerous sectors.
TESTIMONIALS
They trust us
Our reputation for excellence is built upon the quality of our services and our teams. Our clients are our best advocates.
Specific Standards
Cleanrooms are governed by specific ISO standards depending on the field of activity. VÊPRES masters these requirements and offers the necessary expertise for the design and execution of cleanroom projects. Standard NF EN 14644-1 defines air particulate cleanliness classes (ISO standards), ranging from ISO Class 1 (the cleanest) to ISO Class 9, thereby determining design, equipment, and materials. Other standards and reference frameworks also exist.