Clean Shoe Cabinet

The dressing room, a clean auxiliary area for cleanrooms, is subject to strict management regulations. It is equipped with clean storage lockers, shoe-changing benches, shoe cabinets, storage cabinets, hand dryers, etc. Here, personnel undergo a series of procedures including removing shoes, changing clothes, wearing masks, and washing hands before being subjected to air showering in an air shower room and then entering the cleanroom. It serves as a crucial entryway to the cleanroom. Now, what are the differences between the clean storage lockers and shoe cabinets in the cleanroom and the regular ones?
Firstly, the clothing and footwear placed are different. Clean closets are used to store and hang dust-free suits. Ordinary clothing and footwear materials and styles are not suitable for use in dust-free rooms. Common cotton clothing and polyester generate a high amount of dust. In terms of style, overcoats generate the most dust, followed by separates, while full-body suits generate less. Therefore, before entering a dust-free room, clothing and footwear with low dust generation, anti-static properties, and suitable for dust-free environments are required. The same goes for ordinary footwear. Thus, it is necessary to change clothing and footwear before entering a dust-free room. Clean closets and shoe cabinets are used to store dust-free suits and shoes during non-working hours. Additionally, there will also be ordinary shoe cabinets in the dressing room for storing shoes that have been changed out.