Podcast interview Mennens Cleanroom Cranes

Even if you have the most advanced cleanroom crane built, if it is not certified for your region or country, it is of no use to you. At Mennens Cleanroom Cranes, we are ahead of this, because whichever crane you choose, it will meet all standards worldwide.

Contamination in a cleanroom can be defined as the presence of substances or gases, such as particles, fluids or airborne molecular, that can have an unwanted effect on the product, process or even a living being. In some circumstances light, magnetism, static and radiation may also be considered contamination.

In this blog, we will focus on contamination risks regarding the use of a traditional (overhead ) crane.

Overhead cranes from Mennens Cleanroom Cranes are used in more controlled environments than just cleanrooms. But why should you choose a cleanroom overhead crane for other applications instead of an industrial variant? In this blog, we explain it in detail.

In your cleanroom or controlled environment, cleanliness, safety and precision are paramount. If you use a crane here, then it is crucial for the crane to limit the generation of contamination as much as possible and for it to be extremely reliable. Many factors come into play here. One of them is selecting the right material for the lifting equipment in the hoist.