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A helpful guide that shows how to properly fold and use a low-linting wiper for maximum efficiency and effectiveness in a controlled environment

A helpful guide that shows how to properly fold and use a low-linting wiper for maximum efficiency and effectiveness in a controlled environment

Explore our Cleanroom Infographic which highlights the common sources of cleanroom contamination and our Berkshire Solutions.

Explore our Food Infographic which highlights our food contact surface compliant products.

Explore our USP <797> <800> <795> Infographic which highlights our recommended cleanroom products.

Explore our Aeropace Infographic which highlights our recommended cleanroom products to support the specific challenges faced in aerospace industry.

Explore our Space Infographic which highlights our recommended cleanroom products to support the specific challenges faced in space.

The two-sided chart is organized by:

• • Most commonly used cleanroom chemicals
  • Berkshire product names
  • Wiper composition

This Infographic highlights the product categories of Berkshire’s USA made products:

• • Manufactured and shipped from North Carolina
  • No Shipping containers on the ocean
  • Continuity of Deliverable Supply – No Disruptions

Cleanroom personnel are well aware that they must be vigilant against small items that can ruin manufacturing processes – But, even smaller contaminants – ions – can wreak havoc in electronic products made in highly
efficient cleanrooms.

When manufacturing in an aseptic environment, it is critical to ensure that the various cleanroom consumables, such as wipers, gloves, swabs, tubing, ect., will not compromise your environment or products with their presence or use.

Cleaning a Contaminated Personnel’s Behavior
Decontamination Tools for Quality Managers:
Part 1.

See how we can eliminate the cause of nonconformity and also prevent the occurrence of the same undesirable situation in the future.

Appearances are deceiving. Despite the advances made in the High Efficiency Particle Air (HEPA) filters used in cleanrooms, there’s no such thing as a totally particle-free environment. The cleanroom looks clean but particles too small to see with the naked eye are present in the cleanroom and settle on all exposed surfaces.

This tech brief describes the types of contaminants that can be found on medical devices during manufacturing. Optimal methods of contaminants removal are provided. The increasing importance of minimizing particulate contamination on medical devices is discussed.

Production consumables are used in diverse healthcare facilities including compounding pharmaceutical rooms, aseptic manufacturing lines, and biotechnology laboratories. Obviously, in these facilities the consumables must be absolutely sterile so as not to contaminate the end product.

This tech brief describes the three optimum isopropyl alcohol (IPA) concentrations found in pre-wetted wipers and explains why each concentration is ideal for its particular cleaning application. Additionally, the note explains why pre-wetted wipers incorporate different wetting levels to optimize cleaning.