A: When a customer hires a design build modular cleanroom company to handle design, manufacturing, cleanroom, cleanroom filtration, electrical, AC, cleanroom flooring, and cleanroom certification.
A: The benefits are a better cleanroom design, faster installation, less change orders, and single responsible party – the modular design build cleanroom company. When you hire American Cleanroom Systems, you get 45 years of experience and expertise designing and assembling turnkey cleanrooms.
A: Typically, turnkey cleanrooms are built by modular cleanroom who have design build business model. While they typically use local subcontractors to install cleanroom HVAC, electrical wiring and flooring, they coordinate closely with modular and filtration assembly to enable the faster assembly times and superior performance.
A: Large cleanroom projects, cleanrooms with very tight temperature and RH specification, ISO5 and ISO6 cleanrooms benefit the most from turnkey cleanroom approach.
A: Yes. Pharmaceutical and medical devices cleanrooms are typically a key part of the FDA validation process so ensuring the cleanroom meets the technical requirements is an ideal match for turnkey cleanroom process.
A: Modular cleanrooms allow the cleanroom company to use their own expert cleanroom install team to assemble cleanroom walls, roof deck, cleanroom ceiling, HEPA fan filters units, and cleanroom lighting. General contractors doing conventional stick built cleanroom typically use normal commercial subcontractors including carpenters, drywall, painters, ceiling, mechanical and electricians with little or no cleanroom experience. They work independently and in serial steps. The result is significantly slower construction and finger pointing when things go wrong.
A: The most common problem in non turnkey cleanrooms is the AC does not keep the cleanroom cool. Other problems with non turnkey cleanrooms often include unexpected change orders and significantly longer cleanroom installation time
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