Cleanroom Technology
Cleanroom Design - A New Era
By Modular Cleanrooms
Modular Cleanrooms, Inc.
The Bio-Clean cleanroom is specifically designed to meet requirements of the medical and pharmaceutical industries. Bio-Clean's design allows it to be used as either a totally freestanding room or it can be used in combination with your existing walls and ceiling.
Hygiene Coatings for the Pharmaceutical Industry
By Liquid Plastics Limited
There are many important factors to consider when designing a sterile or 'cleanroom' environment, in particular how best to avoid contamination and the ability of the facility to withstand harsh cleaning regimes.
Step By Step Selection Of Cleanroom Disinfectants
By Karen Rossington
Shield Medicare
Maintaining the cleanliness of a pharmaceutical manufacturing clean room is critical if the products being manufactured are not to be compromised and batches lost.
Pharmaceutical Clean Rooms: Structural Contamination and Prevention with Speciality Hygiene Coatings
By Bob Stanfield
Technical Director, Liquid Plastics
Liquid Plastics Limited
A hygiene coating system is a multi-functional new surface applied to a building substrate.
Reduce contamination risks from everyday cleanroom items
By Karen Rossington
Shield Medicare
A lot of time and money is spent removing contamination within cleanroom environments. But is enough being done to prevent contamination entering the cleanroom in the first place? And would a different procedure necessarily take more time? Karen Rossington, Marketing Manager at Shield Medicare, explains the benefits of sterile multi-pack consumables.
Closed system alcohol trigger sprays must be validated
By Shield Medicare
Don't risk contamination from your sterile alcohol! A conventional trigger spray cleanroom alcohol can quickly become contaminated once in use, so "closed systems" have been developed. However, not all closed systems offer the level of protection you would expect.
The hidden cost of blending your own 70% alcohol for cleanroom disinfection
By Shield Medicare
Every organisation is under pressure to save money, so the apparent initial cost savings of manufacturing your own 70% alcohol are very attractive – especially if historically it has always been done that way.
