The requirements for cleanrooms in medical technology, aerospace, semiconductor industry, and other highly sensitive sectors are continuously increasing. However, not every company has the possibility to construct new buildings or extensively retrofit existing spaces. Additionally, repurposing exist…

Cleanroom online has already reported multiple times on air-supported cleanrooms made of fabric. Now there is one that is making headlines due to its impressive size. And it can also hold its own visually.

The idea is called "sphairlab," which first appeared on the market as a purchasable product in…

Prejudices have a bad reputation. And yet, they are widespread and influence decisions in many areas. Quite a pity, actually, finds Wolfgang Hassa of sphairlab GmbH in Aachen, in an interview with reinhraum online.

"When I introduce our sphairlab cleanroom to interested parties, I consistently receiv…

It doesn't always have to be "clean," sometimes "tidy" is enough. And there are good reasons for that. The high standards rightly demanded for "cleanrooms" in medical technology and pharmaceutical labs are simply too high for controlled environments in production, assembly, and packaging. For these…

Recently, a new class of cleanrooms has emerged, and no one has noticed so far. The "sphairlab" from medical technology manufacturer Mecora looks like a giant donut, is fully pumped with purest air and state-of-the-art technology, and can be quickly assembled and disassembled if needed.  

If Wolfgang…

With "sphairlab," the Aachen-based medical technology company Mecora has developed a textile cleanroom that is already in practical use, which is unparalleled and essentially opens a new dimension for the use of cleanrooms: mobile if needed, feather-light, individually configurable, quick to assembl…