Consumables and Equipment
The Human Element
By Damon Larkin
Minimizing contamination risks in sterile gowning
Testing Consumable Products For Cleanrooms
By Jan Eudy
It is recommended that when comparing cleanroom consumable products manufactured by several vendors that all products be tested at the same lab, with the same test method, and by the same technician. What test methods are recommended for cleanroom consumable products?
Detection of Microorganisms and Particulates in Controlled Environments
By Herbert N. Prince, Ph.D.,, Daniel L. Prince, Ph.D.
ISO, Federal, FDA, USP and scientific guidance for microbiological and manufacturing personnel
Fabric and Garment Testing for Cleanrooms, Flame Resistance, and Sterlization Compatibility
By Jan Eudy
What are the specific tests for fabric and garments? What do the results mean to the end-user?
Are Your Gloves Measuring Up?
By Richard Brand, Carmen Castro, Marianne Rodit
There are numerous issues to consider when evaluating gloves for your critical environment. It is imperative that the critical environment gloves provide you with the assurances you need for your application.
Latex Glove Allergy in Microelectronics Applications
By Bob W. Baker
A recent study documented the incidence of latex allergy caused by long-term use of latex gloves. Based on the results of incidence reported by Motorola's occupational health resources and the contamination control groups in each of three facilities, the study showed some surprising results.