Contamination control is currently one of the main focuses nowadays for most manufacturing technologies, and this is because the risks of having cotton, skin flakes, bacteria, smoke, dust, viruses, water vapors, pollen and many other contaminants is very high. All these small particles can travel into any type of facility, being mainly brought by workers, packaging materials and products, and turn your facilities into contaminated sites.

Many industries have high and very high standards of cleanliness. Imagine that microprocessors would be completely ruined if dust settles on their micro particles, while producing drugs by the pharmaceutical companies in unclean environments is extremely dangerous to the consumers' health. The automotive, aerospace, graphic, optical, food processing and laser production are industries that require a very high level of contamination-free environments.

Therefore, whether you are building a new clean room or need cleanroom products and supplies, you must resort to reputable manufacturers that can deliver top-of-the-line cleanroom products and consumables, such as gloves, wipes, masks, coveralls, cleanroom furniture, equipment and other garments you might need.

Cleanroom supplies can be found in plenty on the market, all claiming to adhere to international rules and regulations, but there are important aspects to be taken into consideration when purchasing cleanroom supplies and clothing. First of all, the products should be chosen in strict accordance with your needs-because there are different degrees and classes of cleanroom environments, it is important to know the level of contamination control you must maintain- the clothes, consumables and cleanroom accessories will significantly vary depending on this aspect.

The level of contamination control will determine the type and material of the cleanroom clothing you will be purchasing. Sterile clothing is very important to protect your employees from being harmed by the potentially dangerous substances they come into contact with and also to prevent humans from spreading bacteria and harmful substances on sterile surfaces and areas. Starting with the gloves, which will prevent dust, oil and germs to get on surfaces, and going all the way to overalls and shoe covers, every piece of garment is important for both the protection of your employees and workers and the high-performance of the manufacturing processes.

Masks also help prevent the spreading of germs and bacteria if one of your employees is sick or others are sensitive and vulnerable to viruses and germs. Shoe covers are also important because they prevent dust and dirt from penetrating the sterile environment as workers come in and out of the cleanroom environment.

Apart from cleanroom clothing, disinfectants and consumables are also essential for the overall outcome of all processes carried out in sterile environments. Disinfectants and cleaning products should be used on everything your workers come in contact with, starting with the door knobs and continuing with telephones, intercoms and every item often used. Even if workers use cleaning supplies to wash their hands, it is always better to stay on the safe side and prevent rather than heal.