New cleanroom gets Middle East space programme closer to lift off

International cleanroom facility provider MRC has been helping the United Arab Emirates (UAE) achieve its space technology ambitions with the build of a new cleanroom in Dubai

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MRC Cleanroom Systems, now headquartered in Dubai, recently undertook a project for the Dubai government to help the UAE move a step closer to its space technology ambitions and the ‘Mission to Mars’. The Mohamed Bin Rashed Space Centre (MBRSC) aims to have a landing probe reach Mars in just five years’ time; however, its immediate ambitions are focused around launching innovative imaging satellite technology.

MBRSC was established by the Dubai Government in 2006 and is made up of a core team of UAE scientists. They are part of a strategic initiative to inspire scientific innovation, technological advancement and to advance sustainable development in Dubai and the UAE as a whole, with the overall goal of being considered a hub for global space technology.

The company has completed projects in many high-end technological engineering industries

MRC Cleanroom Systems was established in 1980 in the UK, and developed a unique glass reinforced polyester (GRP) cleanroom panelling system that could meet and exceed all GMP requirements. The company began by working with a number of large European pharmaceutical companies to build their new facilities. Today it is a large global cleanroom company with manufacturing capabilities in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and India, and has a sales and project team spread across the globe. The company has completed projects in many high-end technological engineering industries.

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