Softwall Modular Cleanrooms

A softwall modular cleanroom is a defined controlled-work area built with a structural frame and flexible curtain-style panels. Compared with building permanent room walls, a modular enclosure can be configured around a process or equipment area and adjusted when facility needs change. The filtration, airflow, layout and operating procedures still need to match the cleanliness target for the specific application.

A softwall modular unit uses a frame and flexible panels to create an enclosure within an existing space. A stick-built cleanroom is generally constructed on site with conventional framing and finished wall materials. Some suppliers use these terms differently, so confirm the construction type, included components and installation scope before comparing quotes. The KCH configurator on this page is for a framed softwall modular unit.

The current configurator lists 8′ × 10′, 10′ × 10′ and 10′ × 12′ footprints, with 8′ and 9′ height selections. Availability can vary. If your space needs another footprint or height, contact KCH Cleanrooms to ask about a custom configuration.

The configurator currently lets you select a target of ISO Class 5, 6, 7 or 8. The selected class is a design input, not a certification result. The final achievable classification depends on the complete system design, filtration, room conditions, operating process and testing. Confirm the required class, testing method and any certification scope with KCH Cleanrooms before ordering.

Softwall cleanrooms may suit processes such as electronics assembly, inspection, packaging, laboratory work and selected biotechnology, pharmaceutical or medical-device operations. Suitability depends on the required cleanliness level, workflow, equipment, personnel, materials and applicable quality requirements. Share those details with KCH so the proposed configuration can be reviewed against the job.

The current configurator offers a power outlet package, a caster kit and a pressure monitor. These options affect the estimate. Confirm outlet locations, electrical requirements, pressure-monitoring needs and any other accessories in the project quote so the configuration fits the facility and process.

A modular frame and flexible panels can make changes easier than rebuilding permanent walls. The configurator offers a caster kit for projects where mobility is appropriate. Before moving a unit, account for connected utilities, equipment, airflow, room balance and the cleanroom’s operating requirements. Ask KCH to confirm whether the selected setup is suitable for relocation.

The estimate changes with footprint, selected height, target ISO class and add-ons. Freight depends on the delivery destination, and applicable taxes may also apply. The on-page estimate is a planning figure, not a final written quote. Pricing can change, so confirm current pricing, availability, freight and taxes with KCH Cleanrooms.

The page marks select configurations as quick-ship options. Inventory and shipping timing can change, and freight depends on the destination. Ask KCH to confirm that the exact size, height, ISO class and options you need are available and to provide a delivery estimate for your Bay Area facility.

Yes. KCH Cleanrooms identifies the Bay Area and Northern California among its service areas and also serves projects nationwide. Delivery, installation, site preparation, testing and certification are project-specific, so confirm which services are included in your quote.

Include the available floor space, required footprint and height, target ISO class, process or product, equipment dimensions, utilities, personnel and material flow, delivery location and desired timing. Note whether you need a caster kit, pressure monitor, power outlets, installation or testing. These details help KCH review the configuration and identify questions that could affect the quote.