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Cleanroom for the Aurora - MicroClean Enclosure

· One min read
Alexander Röse
Software Developer
Jan Umbach
Software Developer

Requirements and planning

As we were experiencing increasing problems with dust and other impurities in the production of acrylic glasses, we decided to build a clean room for the production of the Aurora. This clean room was intended to improve the quality of the acrylic glasses and significantly reduce the reject rate.

aurora microclean enclosure final

3D modeling and planning

The idea is actually quite simple: we build two boxes from aluminum profiles and Plexiglas. The upper box is completely closed and has a filter in the middle at the top through which air is drawn in. The air is then blown down into the box below using ten server fans mounted at the bottom of the upper box. The filtered air reaches this lower box, where the acrylic glasses can be cleaned and assembled after laser cutting.

aurora microclean enclosure 3d model

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