



Operating Principle
When personnel get into air shower, infrared inducted air shower activates automatically and the doors are locked until completion of the decontamination. In this process, blower gets the air to pass pre-filter and then HEPA filter, to provide high velocity air through the adjustable stainless nozzles, removing dusts attached to the personnel, thus avoiding cross contamination.






Using high-speed clean airflow at speeds of up to 20-25 m/s, the air shower can provide comprehensive cleaning of surfaces, including those for personnel and materials. Its HEPA filter removes 99.99% of particles larger than 0.3μm, effectively removing hair, dander, and other particles carried on clothing surfaces. Combined with the "double-sided partition" function of the double-door interlocking system, it effectively blocks unpurified air from entering the clean area, preventing cross-contamination.
1.2 Maintain cleanroom pressure and protect internal environment stabilityWhen the air shower is in operation, high-speed clean air will be ejected from the nozzles on the top and sides, forming a dense directional air curtain in the channel. This air curtain can effectively block the direct convection between the air inside the cleanroom and the outside air, preventing the high-pressure air in the cleanroom from leaking out quickly when people enter and exit. At the same time, it prevents the low-pressure unpurified air from the outside from infiltrating, reducing unnecessary loss of air pressure, ensuring the stability of the internal environment of the cleanroom, and improving production efficiency and quality.
1.3 Ensure product quality and experimental accuracyIn many industries such as electronics, pharmaceuticals, food, and medical devices, product quality or experimental results have extremely high requirements for environmental cleanliness and must comply with industry standards such as GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) and ISO regulations. The dust removal and blocking effect of the air shower can reduce the interference of pollutants on the production process and experimental samples, directly reduce product defect rates and experimental errors, and is a rigid requirement for meeting industry quality standards.
1.4 Strengthen clean management awareness and ensure long-term stability
2.1. Electronics industry: In the electronics manufacturing process, air showers can be used to purify the air and remove particles and dust from personnel and equipment, thereby preventing dust, static electricity and other pollutants from causing chip short circuits and damage to precision components, ensuring product yield.
2.2 Pharmaceutical industry: Air showers can be used for purification in pharmaceutical workshops to prevent microorganisms and dust from contaminating medicines or medical devices, ensuring medical safety and guaranteeing the quality and safety of medicines.
2.3 Food industry: Air showers can be used for purification in food processing workshops, controlling microbial and dust pollution, preventing food from spoiling and breeding bacteria, and complying with food safety standards.
2.4 Aerospace: Air showers can be used in the manufacturing and maintenance of aerospace products to control tiny particle contamination and ensure the accuracy and reliability of aerospace parts and precision machinery.
2.5 Scientific research and laboratory: Air showers can be used in scientific research and laboratory development process to ensure the cleanliness of the experimental environment and the accuracy of data, avoid cross contamination, especially involving biosafety or precision experiments.2.6 Hospitals and medical service industries: In hospitals and medical service industries, such as hospital clean operating rooms, ICUs (intensive care units), burn wards, sterile dispensing rooms, etc., air showers can control microbial contamination in operating rooms, intensive care units and other areas, reducing the risk of cross infection.
2.7 Other industries: As long as the industry has a clean production environment requirement, it can request the installation of air showers, such as chemical, energy, transportation and other fields. Air showers can remove dust, bacteria and other pollutants on personnel and equipment, ensuring production safety and efficiency, and are an important guarantee for industry compliance and product quality.
3.1 Different materials
Stainless steel air shower: 304 stainless steel is corrosion-resistant and antibacterial, not easy to breed microorganisms, and the surface is smooth and easy to clean, without the risk of coating falling off.
Steel plate spray air shower: cold rolled steel plate, the surface needs to be sprayed with plastic. If the sprayed plastic layer is damaged, it is easy to rust, especially in a humid environment, frequent maintenance is required.
3.2 Different application scenarios
Stainless steel air shower: It is preferably used in industries with extremely high requirements for sterility and corrosion resistance or in environments that require frequent cleaning, contact with disinfectants or humidity, such as: biopharmaceuticals (in compliance with GMP standards), medical devices, food processing, biosafety laboratories, hospital operating rooms, etc.
Steel plate spray air shower: suitable for ordinary factories with general anti-corrosion requirements and limited budget, such as: electronic component processing, photovoltaic module production, ordinary cosmetics workshop, printing workshop, mid-range food packaging workshop, etc.
3.3 Different initial and maintenance costs
Stainless steel air shower: The initial cost is higher, but the maintenance is simple, only regular wiping and inspection of the filter is required, with almost no additional maintenance costs, and the long-term use is more cost-effective;
Steel plate spray air shower: The initial cost is low, but the coating condition needs to be checked regularly. If the coating is damaged, it needs to be repainted in time. The long-term maintenance cost is slightly higher.
The pharmaceutical industry must comply with GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice), and the food industry must follow national food safety standards (such as GB 14881, "General Hygiene Standards for Food Production"). Both clearly require that the equipment materials in the production environment must be "non-toxic, odorless, not prone to microbial growth, and easy to clean and disinfect."
4.2 The particularity of the production processDuring the pharmaceutical and food production processes, disinfectants (such as alcohol and chlorine-containing disinfectants) need to be frequently used to clean the environment and equipment. Some scenarios also have humid environments (such as food cooling workshops and drug cleaning processes). Stainless steel has excellent corrosion resistance and can withstand long-term erosion by various disinfectants. Its surface is smooth and dense, and it is not easy for dust, bacteria, mold and other microorganisms to adhere, which can greatly reduce the risk of cross-contamination.
4.3 Production needs for high-frequency cleaning and disinfection6.1 304 stainless steel air shower: 304 stainless steel has basic corrosion resistance, antibacterial and easy cleaning properties, which can meet the conventional needs of most high-cleanliness industries. It is the best choice for cost-effectiveness and performance balance, and can be applied to non-high-acid and non-high-salt environments in various industries.
6.2 316 stainless steel air shower: 316 stainless steel has better corrosion resistance than 304 stainless steel due to the addition of molybdenum element, and has strong resistance to chloride ions (such as seawater, salt spray) and acidic substances. It can be used in production environments in various industries that require corrosion resistance, high acid resistance, and high salt resistance.