Dust-free workshop and dust-free workshop refer to the engineering workshop that excludes particles in the air, harmful air, bacteria and other pollutants within a certain space range, and controls the indoor temperature, humidity, cleanliness, pressure, airflow speed and direction, noise, vibration, lighting, and static electricity within a certain range of needs. This environment is typically used for the production and processing of high-precision, high-purity products, such as electronics, medical devices, pharmaceutical production, etc.
The main difference between a clean room and a clean room is the size and function. Generally speaking, clean rooms are small in scale and are mainly used for the production and processing of specific products, such as the assembly and packaging of electronic products. The dust-free workshop is larger-scale and can include multiple dust-free workshops and other auxiliary facilities, such as clean warehouses, clean laboratories, clean cleaning areas, etc. The design and construction of clean rooms are also more complex, and issues such as airflow control, pressure control, and cleanliness control need to be taken into account in multiple workshops.
In general, both the dust-free workshop and the dust-free workshop are highly clean production environments, and their construction and operation require professional technology and equipment support.