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Why does cleanroom paper come in different colors?
May
Cleanroom paper comes in different colors so that the operators can differentiate processes within the cleanroom. Some cleanrooms use it to indicate different products, projects, shifts, priorities, and even specific areas. It can also be used for cleanroom manuals, work instructions, and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
BCR® Bond comes in white, blue, yellow, pink, and green.
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Learn more about the full line of BCR® Documentation Systems. You’ll also find additional information such as What is the Difference Between Cleanroom Paper and Regular Bond Paper? And Can the Cleanroom Paper be Autoclaved?
Additional Resources
What is the difference between cleanroom paper and regular bond paper?
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What is the composition of cleanroom paper?
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Jun
Can you print on cleanroom paper?
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Jun
Can You Bring Normal Paper into the Cleanroom?
Yes, when it is paper designed for the cleanroom. The use of standard paper will [Read More...]
Jul
What are the uses for Cleanroom Paper?
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Jul
Cleanroom Paper – Q & A
Question This paper can be autoclaved for Grade A/B cleanroom areas, but can it be [Read More...]
Apr
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