High Pressure Laminate (HPL) panels combine the key advantages of the other options, making them the best choice for cleanroom wall construction under many aspects.
The HPL used in our wall panels is a self-supporting material composed of multiple layers of thermosetting resins, with an outer decorative layer impregnated with aminoplastic resins.
These layers are bonded under high pressure (9 MPa) and high temperature (150°C), resulting in a highly durable final product with the following properties:
These features make HPL a cost-effective choice in terms of maintenance.
The 4 millimeters-thick layer is all made of GMP-compliant material, ensuring that, even if scratched, it does not degrade upon contact with sanitizing agents or release particles into the cleanroom environment.
One major advantage of HPL wall panels is their ability to be easily milled to accommodate accessories such as intercoms, switches, and air return grilles, ensuring a fully flush integration.
Additionally, HPL can be worked on-site, allowing for last-minute design changes. Panel sizes can be adjusted, cutouts for windows and air returns can be added, and modifications can be made without waiting for the supply of new panels.
This flexibility streamlines the design and installation process, reducing downtime and enhancing adaptability.