Cleanroom Classification and Standards
2024.07.29
Cleanroom Classification and Standards
Introduction: The development of cleanrooms is closely tied to modern industry and advanced technology. They are widely used and well-established in various sectors, including biopharmaceuticals, healthcare, food and daily chemicals, electronics and optics, energy, and precision instruments.
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1. ISO 14644-1 International Standard—Air Cleanliness Levels
Class
Particle Count Limit (particles/m³)
≥0.1μm
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ISO Class 1
10
ISO Class 2
100
ISO Class 3
1,000
ISO Class 4
10,000
ISO Class 5
100,000
ISO Class 6
1,000,000
ISO Class 7
-
ISO Class 8
-
ISO Class 9
-
2. GB 50073-2013 National Standard—Air Cleanliness Levels
Class
Particle Count Limit (particles/m³)
≥0.1μm
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Class 1
10
Class 2
100
Class 3
1,000
Class 4
10,000
Class 5
100,000
Class 6
1,000,000
Class 7
-
Class 8
-
Class 9
-
3. China GMP (2010 Revision)—Sterile Pharmaceutical Cleanroom Standards
Cleanliness Level
Maximum Particle Count (particles/m³)
5μm
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Grade A
3,520
Grade B
3,520
Grade C
352,000
Grade D
3,520,000
4. International Cleanliness Level Comparison
Particle Count ≥0.5μm (particles/m³)
ISO14644-1 (1999)
US209E (1992)
US209D (1988)
EEC cGMP (1989)
FRANCE AFNOR (1981)
GERMANY VDI 2083
JAPAN JAOA (1989)
Class 1
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-
-
-
-
-
-
Class 2
-
-
-
-
-
-
35.3
Class 3
M1.5
1
-
-
1
3
100
Class 4
M2.5
10
-
2
4
1,000
353
Class 5
M3.5
100
A+B
4,000
3
5
10,000
Class 6
M4.5
1,000
1,000
-
4
6
35,300
Class 7
M5.5
10,000
C
400,000
5
7
100,000
Class 8
M6.5
100,000
D
4,000,000
6
8
10,000,000
Cleanroom Level Explanation
  • Class X (at Y μm)
  • Status Description
  • Acceptance Criteria
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