Cleanroom Tables

Cleanroom Tables

At Cleanroom World we have cleanroom tables for cleanrooms, labs, manufacturing facilities and other sterile environments.

Our selection of cleanroom tables includes:
•type 304 stainless steel cleanroom tables
•type 316 stainless steel cleanroom tables
•perforated top stainless steel cleanroom tables
•electropolished cleanroom tables
•stainless steel cleanroom tables with wire shelves
•stainless steel cleanroom tables with upper shelves
•stainless steel cleanroom tables with lower shelves
•stainless steel cleanroom tables with optional sink
•stainless steel cleanroom tables on wheels
•C-frame cleanroom tables
•H-frame cleanroom tables
•chrome cleanroom tables
•ESD laminate tables (with stainless steel frames)
•cleanroom workbenches
•cleanroom workbenches on wheels

If you have any questions about our cleanroom tables, please call (303) 752-0076 or e-mail info@cleanroomworld.com

Click here to see our large selection of cleanroom furniture.

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FAQs About Cleanroom Tables
Cleanroom tables are engineered to meet strict cleanliness and contamination control standards. The tables have smooth, non-porous surfaces, as well as minimal joints and seams where contaminants could collect.

Below are frequently asked questions about cleanroom tables.

What Are The Main Types Of Cleanroom Tables
The most common types of cleanroom tables include:

Type 304 Stainless Steel Cleanroom Tables
Type 304 stainless steel tables are the most common type of cleanroom table, because they’re easy to clean, resist corrosion, and have non-reactive properties. Type 304 tables are generally more affordable than type 316 stainless steel cleanroom tables.

Type 316 Stainless Steel Cleanroom Tables
Type 316 stainless steel cleanroom tables have an increased resistance to chemicals and corrosion and are better suited for environments where there’s prolonged exposure to aggressive substances.

Electropolished Stainless Steel Cleanroom Tables
Electropolished stainless steel cleanroom tables are designed for ultra-clean environments. The electropolishing process removes surface impurities and creates a smooth, mirror-like finish that makes the tables easier to clean and sterilize.

Perforated Top Stainless Steel Cleanroom Tables
Perforated top stainless steel cleanroom tables are engineered to enhance airflow and minimize contamination. The perforated top design allows air to pass through the table surface, reduces the buildup of particles, and maintains laminar flow (a uniform flow of air).

Chrome Cleanroom Tables
Chrome cleanroom tables have hard, reflective finishes that are resistant to corrosion, wear, and some chemicals. While not as durable as stainless steel cleanroom tables (and not as able to stand up to chlorides and harsh chemicals), chrome cleanroom tables offer an economical alternative.

Laminate Cleanroom Tables
Laminate cleanroom tables, (with stainless steel bases), have a smooth, non-porous surface that resists chemical spills and is easy to clean.

ESD Cleanroom Tables
ESD cleanroom tables are specially designed work surfaces that prevent the buildup and discharge of static electricity. ESD tables feature conductive or static-dissipative surfaces.

Why Is It Important To Use Cleanroom Tables In Controlled Environments
Cleanroom tables help maintain the cleanliness levels required in controlled environments. Tables that aren’t designed for cleanrooms could generate particles and/or harbor contaminants, which would compromise the integrity of the cleanroom.

How Are Cleanroom Tables Classified
Cleanroom tables are classified based on the cleanliness standards they meet. The most common classifications include: ISO Class 3, ISO Class 4, and ISO Class 5 tables.

What Are Features That Are Available On Cleanroom Tables
We have cleanroom tables with adjustable heights, with shelves (upper and lower), and with built-in sinks.

What’s The Difference Between A Cleanroom Table And A Laboratory Table
Cleanroom tables are made from materials that don’t generate particles or outgas, whereas regular laboratory tables might not meet these standards and could contaminate a cleanroom environment.

Can Cleanroom Tables Support Heavy Equipment
Cleanroom tables have various weight capacities. It’s important to make sure that you choose a table that will stand up to your weight capacity needs.

How Do I Choose The Right Cleanroom Table
To choose the right cleanroom table, you’ll need to match it to your specific application. Factors to consider include: your cleanroom classification requirements, the materials used in the table’s construction, the type of work you’re performing, and any features you might want (such as adjustable height, shelves, etc).

If you have any questions about cleanroom tables or need help choosing a table, please call (303) 752-0076, or e-mail info@cleanroomworld.com.