Cleanroom Wipe Contamination Profiles for Medical Device Wipedown & Electronics

The ideal cleanroom wipe must meet industrial and regulatory standards concerning chemical, physical, and biological compatibility. Wipe fabrics undergo a strict examination to simulate manufacturing outcomes in the real world.

Stretch and strength, chemical compatibility, task efficiency, sorbency, shed, retention, and biological harmony have unique consequences in both high-tech cleanrooms and general manufacturing floors.

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Cleanroom Wipe Testing Standards for ASTM, IEST & ISO Organizations

ISO cleanroom wipe classification is important, but is it enough? A clean room wipe selection criteria should meet baseline particulate shed thresholds for the end-user environment. Like any cleanroom rated product, cleanroom wipe manufacturers qualify ISO wipers between ISO Class 1 – ISO Class 9 as specified in step with cleanroom classifications of the International Standards Organization (ISO). The majority of cleanroom classifications fall between ISO 5 – ISO 8.

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Polycellulose & Polyester Cleanroom Wipe Supplies

Here’s the guide to buying cleanroom wipes that stay on-budget. Differing package sizes, bulk counts, edge types, material options, cloth size, weights, ISO class, substrates, ionic levels…comparing cleanroom wipes is mind numbing. 50% of leading cleanroom wipe advertisers don’t even offer prices online!

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New: Texwipe Cleanroom Products

Texwipe offers a variety of dry, pre-saturated, and sterile wipes to meet the strict demands of controlled environments. Texwipe swabs are manufactured to exacting and consistent tolerances with lot coded for traceability and quality control.

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usp sporicide and disinfectant usage

Guide to USP <1072> Disinfectants & Sporicides

USP <1072> outlines decontamination practices for critical environments.In this post, we’ll outline the types of chemical disinfectants and sterilants used in cleanrooms and laboratories. This includes isopropyl alcohol, bleach, formaldehyde, hydrogen peroxide, and peracetic acid. 

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