October Insights from Angstrom Technology
This month is the first month Cleanroomshop has its very own LinkedIn Newsletter; meaning this edition is purely Angstrom Technology news! We have plenty to share, so keep reading for recent projects, upcoming events and training days you can be a part of!
Recent Projects & Won Service Contracts
25m² Hardwall Ceanroom
30m² Hardwall Ceanroom
1-Year Service Agreement
1-Year Service Agreement
1-Year Service Agreement
Shortlisted for Two Awards!
We are delighted to share that Angstrom Technology & Cleanroomshop have been shortlisted for TWO awards at the upcoming Insider North West International Trade Awards! We’ve been shortlisted in the following categories:
- International Company of the Year (sub £20m)
- Team of the Year Award
Upcoming Webinar
We recently announced our upcoming webinar, which is taking place on 14 November; An Introduction to Cleanroom Validation.
Hosted by key members of our Validations team, Mark Jackson and Nick Rhodes aim to give attendees an overview of cleanroom validations to ISO 14644:1 2015 and ISO 14644:3 2019 standards.
Industry Insight
The Difference Between Horizontal and Vertical Laminar Flow Cabinets
No matter what industry or sector you’re working in, understanding the function and benefits of a laminar flow cabinet is key to a contaminant-free environment.
In our latest blog, we explain what a laminar flow cabinet is and how it works, the difference between vertical and horizontal, and how you can choose the right cabinet for your cleanroom.
Upcoming GMP Training
Are you looking for EU GMP Cleanroom Training for you and your team? Look no further!
📅 Wednesday 20 November 2024
🏷️ £175 per person
🕘 9am – 5pm
📍 Riverside House, LA2 6RH
Case Study Spotlight
Angstrom Technology was appointed to deliver a 250m² ISO cleanroom in Sunderland, for DER Industrialisation Centres as part of an £18 million consortium project to develop and scale production of the future generation of electric vehicle batteries.
The 250m² cleanroom achieves ISO Class 8 and has three main zones—a 240m² main area, a chase area, and a link corridor. The bright and open main area creates a flexible space for equipment layouts, allowing the process flow to be optimised.
