[labnetwork] cleanroom construction question

[Rizik Michael]

Fiberboard sounds like 1980’s. Not recommended in Cleanrooms.

 

Use ¼” honeycomb aluminum panels with H & J Trim. 

 

Rizik Michael, PE 

Principal

Integrated Engineering Services

Cell (408) 718-0927

 

 

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Sent: Friday, September 22, 2017 11:52 AM
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Subject: Re: [labnetwork] cleanroom construction question

 

Fiberboard? What if you have to cut a hole in it someday? Sounds like a bad
idea to me.

--Mike

 

On 9/22/17 11:24 AM, Morrison, Richard H., Jr wrote:

HI,

 

I am involved in choosing a wall system for a new Class 1000 space, in my
Class 100 space we used Portafab Aluminum Honeycomb panels hung from a
unistrut grid. The designer wants us to use Neslo wall panel system, it is
high density fiber board with a Melamine finish hung on steel studs. 

 

Any thoughts, I am leaning towards the Aluminum Honeycomb panels.

 

Rick

 

 

Richard H. Morrison

Principal Member of the Technical Staff

Draper

555 Technology Square

Cambridge, MA

02139-3573

 

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Cell  508-930-3461

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