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A Cleanroom is a dedicated space that meets specific process and environmental requirements by controlling the cleanliness, temperature, humidity, pressure and other parameters of the indoor air. The main uses of clean rooms span a wide range of industries, especially in production, research and development, and medical fields where environmental quality is very high. The following is the main purpose classification and specific application of clean room:

1. Electronics and Semiconductor industry

• Chip manufacturing: During the production of semiconductor chips, extremely high air cleanliness is required to prevent small particles from polluting the chip circuit and affecting its performance and reliability.
• Liquid crystal Display (LCD) and organic light-emitting diode (OLED) production ** : The manufacturing of these display panels needs to be carried out in a high cleanliness environment to ensure product quality and yield.
•  Electronic component packaging: such as integrated circuit packaging, semiconductor packaging, etc., need to be completed in a clean room to avoid the impact of dust and impurities on the packaging process.

2. Biopharmaceutical and Medical industry

• Drug production: Clean rooms in the pharmaceutical industry are used for the production of sterile drugs (such as injections, infusion agents), biological products (such as vaccines, antibody drugs), etc. These products require a high degree of sterility in the production environment and must be produced in clean rooms that comply with GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) standards.
• Medical device manufacturing : such as implantable medical devices (such as pacemakers, artificial joints), disposable medical devices (such as syringes, infusion sets), etc., need to be produced in a clean environment to ensure the sterility and safety of the product.
• Hospital operating rooms and laboratories : Operating rooms need to be operated in a high cleanliness environment to reduce the risk of postoperative infection; Biological laboratories (such as cell culture, genetic testing) also need clean rooms to ensure the accuracy and reliability of experimental results.

3. Food and Beverage industry

• Aseptic food processing: The production of foods such as aseptically packaged milk, juice, canned food, etc., needs to be carried out in a clean room to ensure that the food is not contaminated by microorganisms during the production process.
• High-end food production: In the production process of food such as chocolate and candy, the clean room can prevent dust and impurities from affecting the quality of the product.

4.  Aerospace & Defense Industry

• Aerospace Parts Manufacturing : Precision parts in the aerospace sector (such as engine blades, avionics) need to be produced in a high cleanliness environment to ensure their performance and reliability
• Satellite Assembly and testing: Satellite assembly and testing need to be carried out in a clean environment to prevent interference or damage to satellite systems caused by small particles.