Cleanroom tables

A cleanroom table is specially designed for use in controlled environments where contamination must be kept to a minimum. These tables support processes in sectors such as pharmaceuticals, medical devices and high-tech manufacturing, where hygiene and reliability are crucial.

A cleanroom table must meet strict requirements to ensure that the controlled environment is not compromised and to prevent contamination. The basic principle is that the table must not release any particles and must be easy to clean without allowing dirt to accumulate.

Key requirements include a smooth, seamless surface with no open cavities, seams or hard-to-reach corners. This prevents dust and microparticles from accumulating. Furthermore, the construction must withstand regular cleaning with disinfectants without the material or finish being affected.

Only materials suitable for controlled and hygienic environments are used for cleanroom tables. The key characteristic of these materials is that they release few or no particles and can withstand intensive cleaning and chemical agents.

The most commonly used material is stainless steel. Stainless steel has a smooth surface, is corrosion-resistant and very easy to clean, making it ideal for cleanroom applications in sectors such as the pharmaceutical, medical and high-tech industries. In addition, nickel-plated components are often used. These provide extra protection against wear and corrosion and contribute to a longer service life of the structure.

Closed-tube constructions are also used in modular cleanroom systems, with open ends capped to prevent dirt or particles from accumulating within the structure. This contributes to the hygienic integrity of the entire workspace.

This choice of materials results in a robust, durable and easy-to-clean table structure that meets the high standards of modern cleanroom environments.

At Multitube, we understand the requirements of cleanroom environments. Our tables are designed with a focus on hygiene, modularity and durability.

Why choose Multitube cleanroom tables:
• Modular and fully customisable
• Cleanroom-suitable materials
• Suitable for high-care environments
• Easy-to-clean construction
• Can be expanded with various accessories

The difference lies in the choice of materials, construction and hygienic properties. A standard table is not designed for controlled environments and may retain dirt or release particles.

A cleanroom table, on the other hand, is specifically designed to prevent contamination, with smooth surfaces, sealed structures and materials that can withstand intensive cleaning.

Yes, cleanroom tables can be designed entirely to specification. Thanks to the modular Tube & Joint system, work tables can be tailored to any space and any process.

This makes it possible to respond efficiently to specific workflows and future changes within the cleanroom environment.