What materials are allowed in cleanrooms?

Materials Allowed in Cleanrooms

Cleanroom Wipers produced by Suzhou Jujie Electron Co., Ltd. are based on microfiber and have low particle release, high water absorbency and excellent anti-static properties. They are widely used in high-cleanliness environments such as electronics, medical care, laboratories and precision manufacturing.
1. Low-Particle-Release Materials
All surface materials within the cleanroom must be dust-free, dust-free, dust-free, and easy to clean to prevent secondary contamination during use.
2. Non-Volatile, Low-Chemical-Release Materials
Building and decoration materials must pass chemical pollutant release testing. Only qualified materials can be used to prevent harmful gases from affecting air quality.
3. Anti-Static and Fire-Resistant Properties
Selected materials should be anti-static and flame-retardant, meeting safety requirements such as those in the "Code for Fire Protection Design of Interior Building Decoration" (GB50222).
4. Smooth and Easy-to-Seal Surfaces
Walls, floors, doors, windows, and other surfaces should be made of flat, smooth, and crack-free materials with tight, easy-to-clean joints to prevent particle shedding and secondary dust recirculation.
5. Prohibited Items
Uncleaned paper, plastic, metal, and other items that may generate dust are strictly prohibited from entering the cleanroom. All tools and materials entering the cleanroom must undergo specialized cleaning or disinfection procedures. These materials and management requirements together form the foundation of a cleanroom's "low dust, low emissions, and low risk" environment, providing reliable assurance for the production of high-precision products.

How to Use Cleaning Wipes?

1. Unpacking

For individually packaged wipes, gently tear open the package and remove one wipe. For multi-packs, use tweezers to remove the wipes and immediately seal the package to prevent them from drying out or becoming contaminated.

2. Pre-wipe

Gently wipe the wipe once over the surface to be cleaned, allowing the wipe to contact and initially remove dirt.

3. Dwelling Time

Allow the wipe to remain on the surface for 5–15 seconds to allow the alcohol or detergent to sterilize and degrease; this step is crucial for optimal disinfection effectiveness.

4. Secondary Wipe

Use the same wipe or a clean paper towel to wipe away any remaining liquid, ensuring there are no water stains or residue on the surface.

5. Disposal

After use, immediately dispose of the wipe in a designated trash can. Do not flush it down the toilet to avoid clogging the sewer. 6. Precautions
When purchasing, confirm that the wipes contain no irritants and are suitable for skin contact.
For particularly dirty areas (such as kitchen countertops and car interiors), gently press the wipes to allow them to penetrate before wiping for optimal cleaning results.
For medical or laboratory environments, it is recommended to use certified sterile wipes and follow hand disinfection procedures.
Summary
1.Material Selection: Cleanrooms must utilize low-particle, low-volatile, anti-static, and flame-retardant materials, and strictly control access to items to maintain high cleanliness.
2.Product Advantages: The Cleanroom Wiper manufactured by Suzhou Jujie Electronics Co., Ltd. meets these material requirements, providing a reliable dust-free wiping solution.
3.Wet Wipe Usage: Magic Clean Wipes offer effective decontamination and disinfection through the five steps of opening, pre-wiping, dwelling, rewiping, and proper disposal, making them suitable for a variety of applications.
Through proper material management and scientific cleaning procedures, particulate and chemical contamination can be effectively reduced, ensuring product quality and safety in cleanrooms and related high-end manufacturing environments.