What is clean booth?
A clean booth, also known as a cleanroom booth or mini-cleanroom, is a self-contained, enclosed workspace
designed to maintain a specific level of air cleanliness and particle control. It is used in manufacturing
processes or laboratory environments where there's a need to minimize contamination from airborne particles,
such as dust,microorganisms, or other impurities that could affect the quality or integrity of products being handled.

Clean booths typically utilize HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters or ULPA (Ultra-Low Penetration Air)
filters to remove particulate matter from the air. They create an isolated environment with controlled temperature,
humidity,and air pressure differentials, ensuring that the interior space maintains the desired ISO (International
Organization for Standardization) classification standard, which defines the number and size of particles allowed
per unit volume of air.

While cleanrooms are larger spaces that follow similar principles, clean booths are more compact and can be
installed within existing rooms or production lines. They are often employed for tasks that require temporary or
localized clean conditions, such as semiconductor fabrication, pharmaceutical packaging, medical device
assembly, or any application where product purity is critical.