VHE Industrial automation cleanroom, a Netherlands-based automation machinery manufacturer, has contracted CCG Holding to build a cleanroom twice the size of its current one.
CCG Holding (Cleanroom Combination Group) is a Netherlands-based cleanroom expert that will build the new cleanroom, which will measure 525 sqm, with a height of 3.5 m.
The new cleanroom will be located within a new building in Eindhoven, Netherlands, which the company will be moving into this summer, 2025.
The new cleanroom will measure 525 sqm, with a height of 3.5 m
Martin Prins, MBA, CFOO of VHE Industrial Automation, outlined the importance of the project, stating: "VHE is relocating to a new building this summer, and we are looking to establish a cleanroom of 525 sqm, with a ceiling height of 3.5 metres. This new cleanroom will be twice the size of our current facility. It will enable us to meet the growing demands of our high-tech customers, manage an increasing number of products, and accommodate larger machinery.
“This development is crucial for our future growth. CCG is well-regarded in the Brainport region as a reliable and expert partner, and we are delighted to have them on board for this project."
The cleanroom will be spacious, with the potential for future expansion
Michiel van Kooten, CEO of CCG, expressed his excitement about the collaboration: "By signing this contract, we are embarking on an exciting journey together. Over the next few months, we will work rapidly to engineer, construct, and validate a cleanroom that will significantly support VHE’s business operations.
“The cleanroom will be spacious, with the potential for future expansion. VHE is creating a remarkable new site, and we are proud to be a part of it."
The project is set to be completed at high speed, ensuring VHE can continue to scale its operations and cater to its growing customer base.
Both parties are eager to see the partnership flourish, marking the beginning of a promising future for both organisations.
Top image: Representatives of the two companies shook on the deal