6 stainless steel lockers are placed in the clean room.

A 6-door locker features six doors at the front, accommodating six individuals. Inside the locker, the upper section of the door is for hanging clothes, while the lower part consists of storage compartments.

1. Basic requirements for lockers: Based on customer feedback and market conditions, we have updated the locker panels to 1.0mm thick 304 stainless steel with a 45-degree bevel. This design prevents dust accumulation on top, discourages employees from placing items there, avoids accidental drops, and reduces the risk of objects falling and injuring staff. The locker doors include label slots, ventilation openings, and are equipped with clothing rods and shelves inside.

2. Materials for locker rooms: Stainless steel is commonly used, including for the locker doors. Some locker doors can be customized with glass upon request, expanding their applicability.

3. Locker door locks: Options include mechanical locks and code locks. Code locks are suitable when the number of locker doors is limited, offering the advantage of key-free operation, eliminating the risk of key loss, and reducing item contamination. Many people today prefer not to carry numerous items and often misplace them, making code locks increasingly popular.

Lockers are used in the changing rooms of clean workshops for both primary and secondary changing areas. In secondary changing areas, lockers have replaced traditional stainless steel clothing racks.