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Mobile Cleanroom Doubles Available Space

Walker Barrier Systems extended-width mobile cleanroom provides 1350 square feet of workable space.

 

An extended-width mobile cleanroom from Walker Barrier Systems (part of Wabash National Corporation) provides 1350 ft2 of workable space, which is double the space of its standard-width model. All the company's cleanrooms include doors with windows, door closers, interlocks, adjustable sweeps, airlocks, cascading pressure operation between rooms, and dry chemical fire-suppression systems.

The units, constructed with Wabash National’s DuraPlate composite panel technology, are built to support a broad array of processes and platforms that are required to develop vaccines or contain biological agents.

“The extended-width clean rooms are approximately 48 feet long and 36 feet wide, providing full-scale manufacturing capabilities,” said Dave Nick, Wabash National’s vice president and general manager, Walker Engineered Products. “In addition, both standard- and extended-width models are designed to be joined together to create larger suites to fit specific application requirements. Our mobile clean rooms bring together Walker Barriers Systems’ leading solutions in isolation and containment into a rapidly deployable and flexible manufacturing facility.”

Source: Walker Barrier

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