There is no single "best" core — it depends on your application:
|
Application |
Best Core |
|---|---|
|
Pharma GMP / VHP |
Cleanroom sandwich panel with rockwool core (≥120 kg/m³) |
|
Cold Room |
Cleanroom sandwich panel with PIR core |
|
High-Load Wall |
Cleanroom sandwich panel with magnesium oxide core |
|
Ceiling (Wide Span) |
Cleanroom sandwich panel with aluminum honeycomb core |
|
Environment |
Recommended Skin |
|---|---|
|
VHP / Washdown |
Cleanroom sandwich panel with stainless steel |
|
Hospital / Lab |
Cleanroom sandwich panel with antimicrobial coating |
|
Dry Cleanroom |
PVDF-coated galvanized steel |
The most common cleanroom sandwich panel width is 1150mm effective (covering 1180mm). For high-load walls, use 950mm effective width.
At least 0.5mm for walls, 0.6mm for ceilings. Thinner skins chip easily and fail air-tightness tests.
Yes. A cleanroom sandwich panel with flush joint eliminates ledges where particles and bacteria accumulate. It is mandatory for GMP and food facilities.
Request the cleanroom sandwich panel fire test certificate (e.g., EN 13501-1, GB 8624). The core must be A-grade (non-combustible) for GMP zones.
From a cleanroom sandwich panel Foshan manufacturer, these are standard.
Yes, but use a diamond-tipped blade, cut from the clean side, and seal the cut edge immediately. Follow the cleanroom sandwich panel installation guide for exact steps.
Use a cleanroom sandwich panel with flush joint and apply PU sealant at every vertical joint. For corners, use radius profiles.
Specify a cleanroom sandwich panel with stainless steel skin or a cleanroom sandwich panel with antimicrobial coating. Avoid standard PVDF paint.
Use a cleanroom sandwich panel with magnesium oxide core for high-load walls, and keep panel width ≤1150mm.
Use through-bolts with sealing washers, not self-tapping screws. Self-tapping screws compromise the cleanroom sandwich panel air-tightness.
|
Factor |
Rockwool |
PIR |
|---|---|---|
|
Fire Rating |
A-grade |
B1 |
|
Insulation |
Good |
Excellent |
|
Weight |
Heavy |
Light |
|
Best For |
GMP, fire-rated zones |
Cold rooms, energy efficiency |
Yes, if panels are carefully removed and edges are undamaged. A cleanroom sandwich panel with flush joint is easier to reuse than standard tongue-and-groove.
As a cleanroom sandwich panel Foshan manufacturer, SAMZOON provides: