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Stainless steel, coated galvalume steel and glass clean room panels
The Danica Clean Room panels are designed with an insulating core material between a metallic cladding. Danica offers a wide range of insulating materials and metallic cladding which allow the client to designed, purchase and install a clean room solution that fits the application and budget.
Panel Features
• Smooth and impermeable surfaces.
• Sealed to eliminate the release particles into the inner environment.
• Washable and easy to clean.
• Durable and Resistant to attack from cleaning and sanitizing agents.
Insulation Features
• PIR (polyisocyanurate) – Approved as a Class A Building Material (ASTM E 84) and approved by Factory Mutual Insurance Company. Molded apparent specific mass (MEAM) of 2.31(37) through 2.62ib/ft³ (42kg/m³).
• Rock Wool - Approved as a Class A Building Material (ASTM E 84) and Approved by Factory Mutual Insurance Company. The Rock Wool has a minimum apparent specific mass (MEA) of 4.99ib/ft³ (80kg/m³).
• PUR (polyurethane) – injected with high pressure, with molded apparent specific mass (MEAM) of 2.31(37) through 2.62ib/ft³ (42kg/m³).
Cladding Features
(Stainless Steel, Coated Galvalume Steel or Glass)
304 and 316 Stainless Steel Option
• Stainless Steel is highly resistant to corrosion and provides a smooth and non-porous surface (similar to glass) that is easy to clean. Stainless Steel is an excellent material for application that require a minimal risk to contamination for an aseptic, hygienic environment
• Complies with norm ASTM 480/A480M-03C.
Coated Galvalume Steel Option
• The Coated Galvalume Steel provides a durable, smooth surface that can vary in thickness and contains a protective layer comprised of 55% aluminum, 43.5% Zinc and 1.5% Silicium.
The final surface has an electrostatic pre painted finish in standard white or any other color selected by the client.
Glass Option
• The windows are constructed with double glazing within a special profile frame designed to be flush mounted within a Danica Wall Panel.
• The windows are constructed with either a stainless steel profile frame or an anodized aluminum profile frame.
• All windows are pressurized with inert gas and sealed with silica gel to minimize the possibility of internal condensation.
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