What Are The Most Common Sources Of Contamination In A Cleanroom?
• People & Personnel
• Objects
• Fluids
• Tools
• Equipment
• Processes
What Are The Most Common Types Of Cleanroom Contamination?
• Skin Particles
• Fibers
• Dust
• Grease
• Bacteria
• Viruses
• Metals
• Fungi
• NVRS (Non-volatile Residues)
• Ions
• Films
Did You Know?
Using Cheap Or Substandard Cleanroom Wipes & Cleaning Supplies Is A Common Source Of Cleanroom Contamination.
Purchase price is only one aspect of buying cleanroom consumable products. TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) is a more accurate model for determining the true value of your consumable products, after all, the hidden costs associated with contamination in a product or process are staggering. Read More >
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