MICROBIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN CLEANROOM
Cleanrooms are tightly controlled environments that minimize the presence of microorganisms and airborne particles.
Microbiological control and particles in cleanrooms is an important factor not only in the pharmaceutical industry but also in food, electronics, and medical manufacturing.
This article will help you better understand the role and methods of effective microbiological control in cleanrooms.
1. Why is microbiological control needed in clean rooms?
- Ensuring product quality: Microbiological contamination can change ingredients, reduce effectiveness or cause product damage.
- Comply with legal regulations: Standards such as GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices), ISO 14644 or FDA require microbiological control in clean rooms to ensure product safety and quality.
- Prevent cross-contamination: If cross-contamination is not well controlled, it will seriously affect production efficiency and business reputation.
2. Sources of microbiological contamination in clean rooms
- People: Workers can carry microorganisms through their breath, skin, or clothing.
- Air: Microorganisms in the air, especially in uncontrolled areas, can easily cause cross-contamination.
- Materials, water, and equipment: Materials, water sources, or substandard production equipment and cleaning supplies are sources of contamination.
- Production environment: Areas that are not cleaned regularly are ideal environments for microorganisms to grow.
3. Microbiological control solutions
3.1 Design and maintenance
- Cleanroom standards: Ensure compliance with ISO 14644-1, GMP and FED 209E to control dust particles according to product requirements.
- HVAC system: Control pressure, temperature, and humidity to minimize the risk of microbial growth.
- Surface materials: Use waterproof, easy-to-clean materials such as stainless steel or special plastics for cleanrooms
3.2 Human Control
- Training: Employees must be trained in cleanroom procedures, use, and cleaning.
- Protective equipment: Use cleanroom protective clothing, hoods, glasses, masks, gloves, and standard shoes.
3.3 Cleaning and disinfection
- Cleaning Procedures: Perform daily, weekly and periodic cleaning procedures.
- Disinfectants: Use disinfectants that are capable of killing bacteria, fungi and spores.
3.4 Monitoring and control
- Routine testing: Sampling and microbiological analysis of air, surfaces, and water used in production.
- New technology: Applying automated devices and sensors to continuously monitor microbiological indicators.
Conclusion
Microbiological control in cleanrooms is not only a mandatory requirement in production but also the key to ensuring long-term quality and reputation.
Investing in technology and microbiological control solutions will help businesses optimize processes and increase competitiveness in the market.
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Main products:
QuantumTec disinfectant chemicals – Brand from the US, manufactured in Malaysia, with competitive costs and fast delivery time. Sepro is currently the exclusive distributor of QuantumTec products in Vietnam.
Cleanroom supplies:
- Cleanroom Wipers (Polyester, CP), Cleanroom swabs, Mopping System, Sticky Mats.
- Cleanroom coverall, gloves and Anti-fog glasses.
Services:
- Washing of cleanroom wipers, shoes and gloves meeting ISO 14644-1, FED 209E and GMP (EU, WHO) standards
- Processing: Shelves, trolleys, filters and other auxiliary products used in cleanroom environments
Sepro is committed to providing comprehensive solutions for Cleanroom environments, meeting strict GMP – ISO standards in the pharmaceutical and medical industries.
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