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Computer floors for cleanrooms. A floor that supports the airflow, discharges static electricity and is easy to keep clean.

In a cleanroom, everything revolves around clean air. The air often flows from top to bottom and is extracted through the floor. The floor then becomes part of the air system.
Anomalie supplies computer floors with perforated panels for air extraction, a low-dust, easy-to-clean top layer and an anti-static version for sensitive processes.
On site, we work to your cleanroom procedures and agree materials and working methods with you in advance.
Request a quotePerforated panels to extract air into the plenum.
A closed floor with sealed joints and edges, so no dust builds up and the cleanroom stays clean.
A closed top layer that releases little dust and is easy to clean.
Cables and pipework below the floor, outside the clean zone.
We install steel frames for cabinets and equipment to stand on, independent of the panels. This keeps the floor level and stable.
Installation and modifications in line with your cleanroom protocols.
We also repair and modify existing cleanroom floors, including those from other brands. We replace panels, reconnect ESD panels to earth and rearrange perforated panels to suit a new airflow design.
We always follow your cleanroom procedures.
More about repairs and modificationsThe floor can be part of the airflow: air is extracted through perforated panels. Installations also run below the floor, outside the clean zone.
For sensitive processes, an ESD version is usually required. Read more about ESD computer floors.
A combination of solid panels and perforated panels for air extraction. The ratio depends on the airflow design.
Yes. We agree the working method in advance and follow your procedures to keep the room clean.