A clean booth brings a local working area into a defined enclosure and overhead arrangement. Its frame, boundary and selected air components shape the usable space.

The actual frame construction, enclosure material and ceiling arrangement identify the booth. Door or access provisions and the selected air components complete the configuration.
Place the process equipment and operating space within the available enclosure. The required environmental conditions and corresponding checks should describe the selected booth and its use.
Confirm the chosen wall, frame and ceiling materials together. The clean-class entry below is a specification reference to review for the selected project.
Wall material: Organic glass/ Anti-static grid curtain.
Frameworks: Epoxy powder coated steel / Stainless steel square pipe / Extruded aluminum
Ceiling material: Stainless steel / Cold-rolled steel with powder coated / Anti-static grid curtain / Anti-static acrylic board
Clean class: ISO 5 – 8
The described arrangement places the fan cabinet on an aluminum-profile support, with the enclosure sealed around the overhead assembly. The surrounding anti-static curtain or plexiglass boundary allows air to leave at the lower perimeter by positive pressure natural exhaust. Review that exhaust path and the access openings with the chosen enclosure.
Historical document notation: 100-300000 level. Confirm the classification basis, measurement method and acceptance conditions against the project specification. The retained ISO 5–8 entry and this older notation are references to check for the selected enclosure and air-system arrangement.
Identify the equipment and operator positions before confirming the boundary and overhead arrangement. The working area, access openings and selected air components are coordinated as parts of the same booth configuration.
Specify one enclosure or a grouped arrangement around related work positions. In a combined layout, identify the connections, access openings and air components for each area before confirming the complete assembly.
Changes begin with the approved frame and enclosure details. Review adjoining modules, overhead components and utility connections together when considering an extension or a revised workstation layout.
Where movement is required, identify the selected base or caster arrangement and confirm the route, connection points and installation location. Specify mobility as part of the ordered configuration and its installation plan.
Non-standard customization