Clean Rooms in Mexico

Certified Clean Rooms

for processes that do not allow errors

We design, build and certify cleanrooms under ISO 14644 and NOM-059 for the pharmaceutical, electronics and medical device industries in Mexico.

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ISO 1–9

Classifications

100%

Documented and certifiable

GMP

Healthcare architecture

NOM-059

Regulatory compliance

What is a Clean Room?

A clean room is a manufacturing space with rigorous control of particles, temperature, humidity, and differential pressure. The goal is to ensure that the environment does not contaminate the production process or the final product.

Unlike a conventional room, a clean room is designed and built from the ground up: the required ISO classification, the type of industry, and applicable regulations define every element of the HVAC system, the finishes, the personnel flows, and the access protocols.

In Mexico, certifiable clean rooms must comply with ISO 14644 for particle classification and with NOM-059-SSA1-2015 when used for pharmaceutical or medical device manufacturing.

Controlled parameters in a Clean Room

ISO 14644 classifications

The 3 most used classes in regulated industries in Mexico

Each classification defines the maximum number of particles per cubic meter. The more demanding the process, the lower the tolerance for contamination—and the greater the investment in the environmental control system.

ISO 5
ISO 14644-1 · Class 5

ISO 5

Sterile pharmaceuticals · Operating rooms · Semiconductors
Laminar flow, ULPA filtration, continuous monitoring in critical areas.
ISO 7
ISO 14644-1 · Class 7 — Most requested

ISO 7​

Pharmaceutical manufacturing · Contract manufacturing
HEPA terminal, strict differential pressure and temperature control.
ISO 8​​
ISO 14644-1 · Class 8​

ISO 8​

Assembly · Low criticality devices
Entry point to the controlled environment. Ideal for packaging and assembly.

How we work

Your clean room, step by step.

01 — Evaluation

Technical audit of the process

We review your production process, applicable regulations, and specific requirements before proposing anything.
02 — Design

Engineering and layout

HVAC system design, personnel flow, finishes, and ISO classification. All documented for auditing. 

03 — Construction

Certifiable execution

Installation using GMP-compliant materials. Quality control at every stage of the construction process.

04 — Certification

Audit-ready delivery

Qualification, particle testing, complete documentation and support during the first regulatory audit.

Why Clean Rooms Mexico

We are not distributors. We are process engineers.

Process-based design

The ISO classification is not chosen from the catalog — it is defined based on your production process and the regulations that apply to your industry.

Documentation ready for audit

Each project is delivered with qualification protocols, particle reports, and complete technical documentation from day one.

Equipment supply

Pass boxes, Fan Filter Units, Wall Panel System panels and particle counters — without intermediaries or inflated waiting times.

Compliance with NOM-059 and ISO

We operate under ISO 14644, NOM-059-SSA1-2015 and GMP standards. We are familiar with COFEPRIS and FDA requirements for regulated manufacturing.

Pay attention to both profiles

We spoke with the QA engineer about technical specifications and with the plant manager about timelines, costs, and return on investment.

National presence from Juárez

We operate from Ciudad Juárez with nationwide coverage. Experience in border maquiladoras and plants with export standards to the USA.

Proyectos y Colaboraciones

Clients who operate under standard today.

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common questions we get asked before starting a project.

How much does a clean room cost in Mexico?

The cost depends on the required ISO classification, the area’s dimensions, the HVAC system, and the finishes. An ISO 8 cleanroom can start at $500,000 MXN; an ISO 5 cleanroom for sterile pharmaceuticals can exceed $3,000,000 MXN. A free technical evaluation is the first step toward obtaining an accurate quote.

A standard ISO 7–8 clean room takes between 8 and 16 weeks from design approval to certification. More complex projects (ISO 5, multiple areas, FDA regulations) can take 20 to 30 weeks.

It depends on your process and product. Pharmaceuticals: NOM-059 + ISO 14644. Sterile medical devices: NOM-059-SSA1-2015. Export to the USA: 21 CFR Parts 210–211. In the technical evaluation, we will tell you exactly which regulations apply to your case.

Yes. We conduct current status audits, identify gaps against the applicable standard, and generate a compliance plan with estimated cost and time.

Yes, we have nationwide coverage.

Next step

Your clean room starts with a technical assessment

Our team reviews your process, applicable regulations, and production goals before proposing a solution. No cost, no obligation.

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