A laminar flow ceiling is a type of ceiling system that creates a unidirectional airflow in a controlled environment, typically in cleanrooms or healthcare settings. It uses a series of high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters to generate a constant flow of clean air that moves in parallel, creating a sterile and particle-free zone beneath the ceiling. This helps to maintain a clean and controlled environment, minimizing the risk of contamination in sensitive areas such as operating rooms, laboratories, and manufacturing facilities. The laminar flow ceiling ensures the highest level of cleanliness and air quality, making it an essential component in industries where strict environmental controls are necessary.
IPv6 network supported
