Maintaining a Class 100 (ISO 5) cleanroom requires strict cleaning protocols and carefully selected tools. Proper practices ensure minimal particle contamination, protect sensitive equipment, and comply with regulatory standards.
Key Features:
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Standardized Cleaning Protocols: Define cleaning frequency, techniques, and surface priorities to maintain Class 100 cleanliness. 
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Lint-Free and Antistatic Tools: Use wipes, mops, and swabs that do not shed fibers and prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD). 
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Chemical Compatibility: Tools must withstand cleaning agents such as IPA, deionized water, and approved disinfectants without degradation. 
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Specialized Equipment: Include HEPA-filtered vacuums, microfiber mops, and pre-wetted wipes for effective particle removal. 
Tool Selection Guidelines:
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Wipes: Lint-free, antistatic wipes for surfaces, instruments, and benches. 
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Mops: High-density microfiber mops for floors and larger surfaces. 
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Swabs: Precision swabs for corners, crevices, and delicate equipment. 
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Containers and Storage: Sealed, clean containers for storing wipes and tools to maintain sterility. 
Applications:
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Semiconductor Manufacturing: Maintains particle-free workstations and sensitive components. 
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Pharmaceutical Cleanrooms: Ensures compliance with hygiene and sterility standards. 
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Laboratories: Cleans benches, instruments, and glassware without contamination. 
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Optical and Electronics Assembly: Protects lenses, PCBs, and other precision equipment. 
Benefits:
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Maintains Cleanroom Standards: Minimizes particle contamination and ensures regulatory compliance. 
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Protects Sensitive Equipment: Lint-free, antistatic tools reduce damage and ESD risk. 
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Improves Cleaning Efficiency: Standardized protocols and proper tools save time and maintain effectiveness. 
