Medical research and cell therapy applications require highly controlled environments to minimize airborne contamination and prevent cross-contamination between different biological samples.
For a medical biotechnology company in Singapore, Airkey designed and manufactured a 10㎡ ISO Class 5 modular cleanroom for cancer therapy research. The Castle Series system was developed to support sensitive cell manipulation workflows while integrating controlled personnel and material transfer, temperature and humidity management, and factory-based performance verification.

| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Project | Singapore Medical Lab Modular Cleanroom |
| Location | Singapore |
| Industry | Life Science Laboratory |
| Application | Medical Research / Cancer Therapy |
| Cleanliness | ISO Class 5 |
| Area | 10㎡ |
| Internal Height | 3 m |
| Series | Castle Series |
| Model | FSP-I5H-A10 |
The customer is a biotechnology company focused on innovative disease-treatment technologies, including targeted molecular biotechnology, polymer molecules, and radio frequency technology. Its research activities include the development of drug products with therapeutic value.
The cleanroom is designed around cancer therapy and cell manipulation workflows, where contamination control is particularly important.

The Class A modular cleanroom environment is intended to support workflows including:
Class B and Class C modular cleanroom areas serve as buffer zones around Class A operating areas.
Secondary gowning rooms and sample pass-through windows help reduce the risk of external aerosols entering sensitive cell manipulation areas.
Class D areas support primary gowning, equipment cleaning, consumable storage, and low-temperature cell banking activities.
Cancer therapy research involves the manipulation of tumor samples and primary patient cells. The project therefore required strict contamination control and separation of different operational zones.
The laboratory required a compact cleanroom while maintaining sufficient usable space for equipment and personnel movement.
Temperature and humidity needed to remain stable during laboratory operations.
Personnel and samples needed controlled entry and transfer routes to reduce contamination risks.

Instead of conventional return air columns, Airkey integrated return air panels directly with the wall panels.
This flush-mounted design improves the overall appearance, simplifies installation, and saves valuable cleanroom floor space.
The cleanroom uses high-strength, corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy frames combined with rock wool sandwich panels.
The components were prefabricated and pre-assembled at the Airkey factory before shipment, allowing rapid modular installation while maintaining structural stability.
The system includes an air shower for personnel and a pass box for material transfer.
Both are equipped with interlock systems to standardize operating procedures and reduce the introduction of contaminants into the cleanroom.
Split air conditioning and industrial dehumidifiers are integrated into the system to provide controlled temperature and humidity conditions.
This creates a stable and comfortable environment for laboratory operations.

Ceiling-mounted UV sterilization lamps can be activated after experiments to disinfect the space and support a clean laboratory environment.
British-standard power sockets were customized for the analytical instruments used in the overseas laboratory environment.
All components were 100% pre-built and 100% pre-tested at the Airkey factory before delivery.
Key performance parameters, including cleanliness, airflow velocity, and illuminance, passed factory performance verification.

Airkey designs and manufactures factory-prefabricated modular cleanroom systems for medical research, biotechnology, cell therapy, pharmaceutical manufacturing, medical devices, and life science laboratories.
Our modular systems can be customized according to ISO classification, workflow, equipment requirements, environmental conditions, and available space.
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The completed ISO 5 modular cleanroom provides a controlled environment for medical research and cell manipulation activities in Singapore.
By integrating space-efficient return air panels, controlled personnel and material transfer, environmental control, and factory performance testing, Airkey delivered a factory-built and factory-proven modular cleanroom system for a contamination-sensitive life science application.

The project uses an ISO Class 5 modular cleanroom with a 10㎡ cleanroom area.
The documented applications include CAR-T, TIL and NK cell workflows, tumor cell isolation, transfection, cell expansion, cell preparation filling, and viral vector transfection.
An air shower is provided for personnel, while a pass box is used for material transfer. Both systems incorporate interlocks.
Yes. The components are pre-built and pre-tested at Airkey's factory, with cleanliness, airflow velocity, and illuminance verified before delivery.