WONCLEAN Showcases Modular Cleanroom Solutions at ALLPack Indonesia 2026 for Southeast Asian Manufacturing Projects
WONCLEAN presents modular cleanroom solutions, panel samples and door systems at ALLPack Indonesia 2026 in Jakarta, connecting with Southeast Asian manufacturing teams.
WONCLEAN Showcases Modular Cleanroom Solutions at ALLPack Indonesia 2026 for Southeast Asian Manufacturing Projects
21 October 2026 | Company News | Jakarta, Indonesia
WONCLEAN is showcasing its cleanroom products and modular facility concepts at ALLPack Indonesia 2026, taking place from 20 to 23 October at JIExpo Kemayoran in Jakarta. At booth C1C035, the company presents panel samples, a cleanroom door demonstration assembly and displays covering modular rooms, windows and cleanroom equipment. The exhibition provides a setting for manufacturers and project teams to examine building components and discuss how they fit into a wider production facility.
For WONCLEAN TECHNOLOGY SDN. BHD. and its Malaysian website audience, the display brings together several practical elements of cleanroom planning. Rather than showing a panel or door in isolation, the stand places these components alongside information about room layouts, access systems and pharmaceutical project applications. The result is a physical introduction to the materials and interfaces that project owners need to consider before developing a detailed specification.

Cleanroom Panels and Access Systems Take Centre Stage in Jakarta
The booth's materials display includes sandwich panel samples and information about HPL panels. The exhibition boards identify magnesium oxide, rock wool, aluminium honeycomb and polyurethane among the available core material options. Samples of modular cleanroom panels allow visitors to inspect panel cross-sections, surface finishes and edge details, providing a more concrete starting point for specification discussions than a product photograph alone.
Selecting cleanroom panels involves more than choosing a surface colour. A project team needs to establish the intended room use, cleaning regime, required panel thickness and how walls will meet ceilings, floors and service penetrations. Where fire performance or chemical resistance is a project requirement, the relevant product documentation and proposed assembly should be reviewed against that requirement. The display offers a basis for asking these questions without implying that every material suits every application.
A prominent orange door assembly illustrates the relationship between the door, vision panel, frame and surrounding wall. Nearby graphics introduce several access configurations, including hinged and sliding doors, together with cleanroom window options. For contractors and facility owners, these details are relevant to personnel movement, equipment access and routine maintenance. Door dimensions and opening arrangements should be coordinated with the room layout before construction details are finalised.


Modular Room Concepts Connect Components with Facility Planning

WONCLEAN's modular cleanroom solutions form another focus of the exhibition. The stand includes information about its SAC and PAC series, with illustrations of room arrangements and modular structures. These displays help place individual products within a broader discussion about facility configuration, installation planning and how a controlled space can be organised around its intended process.
For a pharmaceutical project, the enclosure must be considered alongside equipment placement, personnel routes, material transfers and building services. Early coordination can identify where doors, windows and transfer openings are needed, and where wall or ceiling details must accommodate utilities. A modular cleanroom system still requires project-specific engineering; the selection of prefabricated components is one part of that process.
The booth also presents project photographs showing different cleanroom interiors. These images offer visual references for discussing room layouts and finishes. They do not replace an assessment of a new project's process requirements, site conditions or qualification scope. Manufacturers evaluating a supplier can use such references to ask for relevant technical drawings, material information and examples that correspond to their own facility needs.
Laboratory planning is represented in the company's wider product range through its prefabricated laboratory offering. Where a project combines production and laboratory spaces, the discussion should establish how each area will be used and which requirements differ. This helps teams define a suitable scope instead of assuming that one enclosure configuration will serve every function.
A Practical Meeting Point for Malaysian and Regional Project Teams
The equipment boards introduce air showers and pass boxes alongside the enclosure products. Considering cleanroom equipment during layout development helps teams locate transfer points and access areas before wall openings are fixed. Equipment selection should follow the proposed process and contamination-control approach, with the required dimensions, interlocks and service connections confirmed for the actual application.
For Malaysian manufacturers and other Southeast Asian project teams, the exhibition offers an opportunity to bring these decisions into a single supplier discussion. Useful starting information includes the planned manufacturing activity, room dimensions, available building space, major equipment sizes and expected project schedule. A preliminary layout can then support a more focused conversation about component compatibility and the boundaries of the supply package.

Planning modular cleanroom construction also means agreeing how the enclosure will connect with ventilation, electrical services and the existing building. Project owners should clarify installation responsibilities, documentation requirements and the sequence of work before procurement. These practical questions help turn an initial product enquiry into a defined technical scope and a quotation that can be assessed against the project brief.
Visitors attending ALLPack Indonesia 2026 can find WONCLEAN at booth C1C035 during the exhibition. Manufacturers unable to attend can explore the products on WONCLEAN's Malaysian website and submit their layout or project requirements for further discussion. The Jakarta display provides a useful introduction to the company's cleanroom components and modular concepts, with detailed selections to follow the needs of each individual facility.








