Written by: Domhnall Mc Gowan M.Sc. What is A Cleanroom? A cleanroom is defined as: A room designed, maintained, and controlled to prevent particle and microbiological contamination of drug products. Such a room is assigned and reproducibly meets an appropriate air...
Written by: Domhnall Mc Gowan M.Sc. Depending on your global location, the product you are manufacturing, or what regulatory body you are working under, your facility may have different requirements for maintaining cleanliness or aseptic conditions. However, one...
UV Stands for Ultraviolet which is a light that also comes from the sun. UV has 3 commonly known wavelengths: A & B which pass through the ozone layer shorter of the wavelengths. UV-C is harmful to microbes and is a germicidal. UV light operates at a shorter...
Written by: Domhnall Mc Gowan M.Sc. Classification of laboratory and cleanroom spaces can be divided in to two main categories. Category 1 is classified based on air cleanliness, and category 2 is based on biosafety or containment requirements. The distinguishing...
Written by Domhnall Mc Gowan M.Sc. Introduction To maintain your cleanroom classification and protect the quality of your product it is important to develop an appropriate cleaning strategy for your facility. You must take into consideration the room...