SEPPES / SOLUTION COLLECTION
Cleanroom door solutions for the way your facility works. Connect pressure, door sequencing and traffic flow with the right access configuration.
01 / EXPLORE THE SOLUTIONS
Start with the main job of the opening. Review four solutions with installation and control references.
Pressure & sealing
Coordinate the door perimeter, seals and opening time with the specified room pressure. Review cleaning compatibility and leakage evidence for the proposed assembly.
A pharmaceutical doorway installed beside a room pressure gauge. Confirm the seal arrangement against the project pressure requirement.
Interlocks & airlocks
Coordinate linked doors around the permitted opening sequence. For an airlock, also confirm the transition space, door-state feedback and emergency release.
Two doors serve a pharmaceutical transition area. Review which door may open and how the controller confirms the other is closed.
Non-contact entry
Request an opening without touching a switch. Coordinate the chosen activation method, access permissions and separate passage protection for the route.
Blue high-speed door with a yellow-bordered viewing panel and stainless steel frame. Confirm the activation method and safety detection for the opening.
Automated transfer
Connect the door to a conveyor or AGV using opening requests, door-open confirmation and a defined fault response. Match the clear opening to the load and equipment path.
A roller-conveyor opening in a medical-products cleanroom. Review door operation together with the conveyor sequence and passage protection.
02 / MATCH THE REQUIREMENT
Use the opening requirement to choose a starting point. Confirm the door construction and controls for the actual route.
| Your project needs | Start with | Confirm before selection |
|---|---|---|
| A defined room pressure boundary | Pressure control Door sealing | Pressure direction, perimeter details, cleaning compatibility and relevant leakage evidence. |
| A controlled transition | Interlocks Airlock layout | Holding space, door-state feedback, the opening sequence and emergency release. |
| Opening without touching a switch | Non-contact entry | Who or what requests opening, the detection zone, permissions and separate passage protection. |
| Automatic movement of goods | Conveyor transfer Equipment signals | Load dimensions, door-open confirmation, equipment interfaces and the response to faults. |
03 / CONNECT THE DOOR & THE SOLUTION
Compare cleanroom roll-up doors for material routes and hinged doors for personnel access. Match controlled environment door solutions to the opening, then confirm materials, seals and controls.
For frequent material access where component materials and cleaning requirements need close review.
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For internal goods passages. Review brush guidance, curtain construction and the actual separation requirement.
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For material routes using zipper guidance. Confirm curtain reinsertion and controller options for the model.
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Compare cleanroom hinged doors for staff entrances and room transitions. Confirm door handing, hardware, closing and access permissions for the opening.
Explore this door04 / PLAN THE COMPLETE OPENING
Define clean room door requirements before choosing a configuration. Bring the door, room layout and operating sequence into the same conversation so the project brief covers the complete opening.
Identify the industry, room transition and what needs to move: people, trolleys, pallets or automated equipment. Show the busiest approach and any shared traffic.
Share cleaning methods, component materials and specified pressure conditions. Request clean room door specifications for the proposed model, including its installation details and control interfaces.
Set out opening requests, linked-door conditions, safety detection, door-state signals and the required response to an interruption.
Measure clear width, height, side space and headroom. Review wall construction, sealing details, service access and the final door schedule before manufacture.
BEFORE YOU SPECIFY
For the scope of air cleanliness classification, refer to ISO 14644-1.
Start with the purpose of the boundary: pressure management, a controlled opening sequence, staff entry or material movement. Record the traffic and cleaning conditions, then review the door construction and controls together. Several solutions may apply to the same opening.
An interlock controls the permitted sequence between doors. An airlock is a transition space between zones. An airlock may use interlocked doors, but its layout, holding space and pressure design also need to be considered.
Door seals and opening sequences contribute to the room pressure strategy. Pressure also depends on the HVAC balance and adjacent spaces. Share the specified pressure difference and direction, request leakage evidence for the proposed model and coordinate the final design with the facility team.
Touchless personnel activation and equipment control involve different signals. For automated transfer, define the opening request, door-open confirmation, passage protection and fault response with the equipment supplier. The available interfaces depend on the selected door and controller.
Staff can request an opening without touching a manual switch. Select activation for the actual approach route and traffic pattern. Coordinate the opening request with separate safety detection, access permissions and any linked-door sequence.
Ask for the proposed model, clear opening and installation dimensions, materials, seal details, activation method and controller interfaces. For an interlocked or automated opening, include the operating sequence, door-state signals and fault response. Request relevant performance evidence for the proposed assembly.
ISO 14644-1 classifies air cleanliness by airborne particle concentration. A door is one part of the facility design. Define the room requirements with your project team and request the applicable model documentation and evidence for the door assembly.
Provide a layout or site photos, opening dimensions, quantity, project country and traffic type. Add cleaning methods, specified pressure conditions, linked doors and any required equipment signals. Start with the information available; remaining details can be confirmed during the review.
LET’S DEFINE YOUR OPENING
Discuss custom cleanroom door solutions for your layout, cleaning process and traffic. Tell us what needs to move and what the room needs to control so we can review the configuration together.
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