Cleanroom Stainless Steel Equipment
Cleanroom Stainless Steel Storage Cabinet
Product Overview
Storage inside a cleanroom has to resolve a tension: it must hold things without becoming a contamination source itself. The folded edges, riveted seams and painted surfaces of ordinary office cabinets are all dust traps, and using them in a clean zone lowers the classification rather than helping.
These cabinets are fully welded, with welds ground flush and no crevices inside or out. Doors and shelves are configured around what is stored. For high-value fragile items such as photomasks, ceramic boxes and glassware, dividers and cushioning are available.
Features & Specifications
►**Material**：SUS 304 stainless steel (SUS 316 available for corrosive environments)
►**Construction**：fully welded without dead corners, welds ground flush, no crevices to trap contamination
►**Surface finish**：polished or matt finish; generates no particles, retains no dust, easy to clean
►**Customisation**：dimensions, shelf count, castors and fittings all made to site requirements
►**Common configurations**：Multi-purpose reagent cabinet、Tool cabinet, double-door tool cabinet、Ceramic box storage cabinet、Photomask storage cabinet, mobile photomask cabinet、Four-door storage cabinet, drawer cabinet、Glassware cabinet with viewing panes
Detailed Description
What is stored decides how the cabinet is built
Photomasks and wafer carriers are vulnerable to vibration and impact, so the interior needs individual compartments and cushioning rather than plain shelves. Reagents and chemicals are at risk from cross-contamination and vapour, calling for better-sealing doors and, where needed, an extract connection. Glassware and tools are about retrieval speed, where viewing panes and shallow shelves beat deep enclosures. Combining all of those into one cabinet type produces something that serves none of them well. Decide the primary contents first and consolidate the rest afterwards.Selection References
Before ordering, verify the efficiency grade, media type, and whether the operating environment fits your requirements.
