Cleaning of Isolators and Bio-safety Cabinets
The manner in which pharmaceutical isolators, compounding aseptic isolators and bio-safety cabinets are used dictate the somewhat varied approach to cleaning and where applicable, disinfectio
Cleaning of Compounding Aseptic Isolators (CAIs) and Class II Biological Safety Cabinets (BSCs)
Compounding Aseptic Isolators and Class II biological safety cabinets are used in hospital pharmacies and other ...
Controlling Electrostatic Attraction of Particles in Production Equipment
SEMI Document E78-0998 describes the elements of a static control program: these include grounding, static dissipative materials and air ionization. These elements are supported by personnel
ESD: Another kind of lethal contaminant?
As recently pointed out in this magazine, it only takes about 25 V of static electricity to functionally destroy an MR head.
ESD Safety in Cleanrooms: Natural vs. Man-made Materials
Electrostatic charge build-up in cleanrooms can produce higher levels of surface contamination, electrostatic discharges that damage integrated circuits, MR and GMR heads, and electromagnetic
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