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  1. Cleanroom Best Practices: 18 Rules For Cleaner Controlled Environments

    Cleanroom Best Practices: 18 Rules For Cleaner Controlled Environments

    Check out our list of Dos and Don’ts in a cleanroom, a summary of cleanroom best practices for making the controlled environment function at peak performance. These are good resources for new cleanroom operators or those unsure about what steps to take in a cleanroom environment. Cleanroom Best …

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  2. How to Clean a Laminar Flow Hood

    How to Clean a Laminar Flow Hood

    Cleaning a laminar flow hood sounds like a self-explanatory task, but there are plenty of factors to consider when the stakes of sterilization include the integrity of your products. Even more importantly, a clean laminar flow hood helps ensure the safety of patients and consumers on the receiving …

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  3. Did You Know? | Fan/Filter Units Do More Than Meet ISO Requirements—they also prevent infection

    Did You Know? | Fan/Filter Units Do More Than Meet ISO Requirements—they also prevent infection

    Most cleanroom professionals understand that Fan/Filter Units (FFUs) capture contaminants that degrade particle-sensitive samples. But they also remove bacteria, viruses and mold spores that contribute to a host of infections. With the threat of superbugs on the rise in medical facilities, …

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  4. Ultraviolet Disinfection: Crucial Link in the Sterilization Chain

    Ultraviolet Disinfection: Crucial Link in the Sterilization Chain

    Many manufacturers face the challenge of maintaining sterile products and processes. In most cases, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Highly effective sterilization technologies like ethylene oxide gas (EtO) or hydrogen peroxide vapor carry substantial risk and often come at a high cost. …

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  5. Cleanroom Recommended Gowning Protocol - Dirty Link in the Ultra-Clean Chain?

    Cleanroom Recommended Gowning Protocol - Dirty Link in the Ultra-Clean Chain?

    Manufacturers invest hundreds—even thousands—of dollars per square foot of cleanroom space to meet ISO-proscribed particle counts. Shouldn't the same standards be required of the people who enter and potentially contaminate this ultra-clean environment? Proper cleanroom garments, including hoods, …

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  6. Two Leading Decontamination Methods: UV-C vs. HPV

    Two Leading Decontamination Methods: UV-C vs. HPV

    Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) bacterium. Photo credit: CDC Controlling microbial contamination is one of the leading concerns in research, clinical, and medical facilities. Microorganisms (hazardous or not) can put personnel, patients and caregivers at risk. In hospital and …

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  7. Cleaning & Sterilization Tips for the Cleanroom

    Cleaning & Sterilization Tips for the Cleanroom

    Whether lab technicians like it or not, cleanrooms are exposed to contaminants. Adulteration can occur from personnel, equipment, or even incorrect decontamination processes. Since many cleaning methods exist, it’s important to select one that’s best for your application; an careless technique may …

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  8. How are UV Rays Beneficial to Aseptic Environments?

    How are UV Rays Beneficial to Aseptic Environments?

    The sun naturally “cleanses” the earth’s surface with ultraviolet energy. Due to conditions like sun burns and skin cancer, we are most familiar with UVA and UVB rays, but there is actually a third classification of ultraviolet energy called UVC. These rays contain the highest energy, making them …

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