The core advantages of the leak-proof air supply ceiling are safety, easy maintenance, uniform airflow, thin profile and low layer height. It is mainly used in places with extremely high requirements for cleanliness, sterility and reliability. Typical scenarios are as follows:
\n1. Hospital operating rooms (most common)
\n– Class I clean operating rooms (cardiovascular, brain surgery, transplantation, etc.)
\n– Class II\/III general operating rooms
\n– Outpatient minor surgery rooms, day surgery rooms
\nSuitable for: low ceiling height, renovation projects, requiring non-stop maintenance.
\n2. Hospital clean auxiliary rooms
\nSterile dressing rooms, disposable item storerooms
\nClean corridors, clean auxiliary rooms
\nLocal 100-level area of the intravenous medication preparation center (PIVAS)
\n3. ICU \/ Intensive Care Unit
\nBurn wards, laminar flow beds
\nNewborn NICU, premature infant wards
\nAdvantages: uniform airflow, cross-infection prevention, reduced infection risk.
\n4. Biological laboratories & inspection departments
\nBiological safety laboratories (BSL-2\/BSL-3)
\nInspection departments, microbiology laboratories, PCR laboratories
\nSterile rooms, positive control rooms
\n5. Pharmaceutical & medical device clean workshops
\nInjection, sterile preparation, eye drops filling lines
\nCleanliness Class 100\/10,000 areas
\nImplantable medical devices, sterile packaging workshops
\n6. Food, cosmetics, electronic clean rooms
\nSterile \/ health food filling rooms
\nCosmetics cream, lotion sterile production
\nPrecision electronics, optical lenses, chip workshops 100-level area
\n7. Old building renovation, projects with limited ceiling height
\nRenovation of old hospital operating rooms, limited ceiling space
\nProjects that do not want major demolition and require thin ceiling<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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