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Cleanroom paper and notebooks are used in cleanroom environments to prevent chemical exposure and particle contamination. They are designed for writing, printing, and photocopying and are made from unique materials different from regular bond paper. Cleanroom paper is made through a specialized process that involves using low-particulate and latex-coated fiber to prevent particle release. This [Read More…]

Cleanroom paper, a specialized product built on a Bond substrate, is designed to play a crucial role in preventing particle and contaminant release. It’s not just any paper- it’s a high-quality, durable writing paper weighing over 50 g/m2, similar to bank paper, that was originally crafted for documents such as government bonds. It’s worth noting [Read More…]

Cleanroom paper, a type of bond paper, is typically made using a combination of rag pulp and cotton fibers sourced from textile mills and cotton liners. The cotton content in this bond paper ranges from 25% to 100%, and if the raw cotton content is less than 100%, wood fibers are used as filler. This [Read More…]

Using a single-bucket mop system in a cleanroom leads to reapplying dirty water, which is unacceptable. Multi-bucket cleanroom mop systems provide a better solution by offering a dedicated bucket for sanitation, clean rinse, and dirty rinse. One bucket provides a clean disinfectant, the second is a rinse disinfectant, and the last serves as a waste [Read More…]

Mops are an excellent option for cleaning sizeable hard surface areas such as floors, walls, and ceilings. Each facility has different areas that require specific cleaning methods. Cleaning contamination that is invisible is already challenging, and it becomes even more complicated when the operators are fully gowned. Moreover, manual cleaning processes can be complex to [Read More…]

Several common cleaners and solvents are available on the market for use with a cleanroom mop system. Knowing the most effective solutions can help you navigate your search with confidence. Note that the solutions mentioned below refer to the cleanroom-grade versions. If sterility is needed, they should have sterility certificates and be packaged in sterile [Read More…]