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Cleanroom Wall and Ceiling Systems
Antibacterial-Coated Cleanroom Wall Panel
A rock-wool cleanroom wall panel finished with an antibacterial powder or coil coating, designed to complement routine cleaning by reducing bacterial survival on frequently touched, non-porous wall surfaces.
- Antibacterial Surface Coating
- ISO 22196 Test Method
- Rock Wool Insulated Core
- Sealed Hygienic Joints
Product Introduction
Antibacterial-Coated Cleanroom Wall Panels apply a tested antimicrobial surface system to smooth metal facings over a closed rock wool core. The coating is intended to reduce bacterial survival on the wall between cleaning cycles; it does not replace disinfection or environmental monitoring. Continuous facings, protected edges and flush sealed joints prevent the inner mineral insulation from contacting the room. The panel is most useful in life-science and healthcare areas with frequent hand contact, trolley movement or repeated cleaning, where surface hygiene and coating durability must work together.
Key Features
Surface activity can be evaluated using ISO 22196 or JIS Z 2801 against defined bacterial strains.
Smooth non-porous facings remain compatible with established cleaning procedures.
Rock wool insulation stays fully enclosed behind the functional coating and steel substrate.
Replaceable modules allow a locally damaged surface to be renewed without rebuilding the entire wall.
Customer Product Concerns
Customers need to distinguish tested antibacterial activity from ordinary paint and preserve that activity through correct cleaning.
Generic hygienic paint is sometimes marketed as antibacterial without a recognized surface test.The coating system is identified with an ISO 22196 or JIS Z 2801 test method and defined test organism.
Abrasive scrubbing can wear through the functional surface layer.Compatible non-abrasive tools and cleaners preserve coating thickness during routine maintenance.
Customers may assume an antibacterial wall eliminates scheduled disinfection.The panel is presented as a hygiene-supporting surface that works alongside the normal cleaning program.
Damaged joints can harbor residue even when the main surface remains active.Flush connections and intact hygienic sealant remove crevices that the coating cannot protect.
Typical Applications
Hospital sterile support roomsPharmaceutical changing and preparation areasMedical-device assembly roomsBiotechnology laboratoriesFood and healthcare clean corridors
Technical Parameters
Common construction specifications for antibacterial-coated cleanroom panels are listed below.
| Core Material | Hydrophobic rock wool |
|---|---|
| Panel Thickness | 50, 75 or 100 mm |
| Effective Width | 950 or 1150 mm |
| Maximum Length | 6000 mm |
| Steel Facing Thickness | 0.50–0.60 mm |
| Core Density | 100–140 kg/m³ |
| Thermal Conductivity | 0.039–0.043 W/(m·K) |
| Surface Finish | Antibacterial powder or coil coating tested using ISO 22196 / JIS Z 2801 |
| Joint Type | Flush tongue-and-groove joint with antibacterial-compatible sealant |
| Customization | Available based on the intended application and operating environment |
Available Options
Powder-coated or coil-coated surfaceAlternative cleanroom colorsStainless steel reverse faceRock wool density selection
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