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Cleanroom Gloves
MMRC stocks cleanroom compatible gloves in sterile and non-sterile format and both Nitrile and Latex material.
Wearing gloves in a cleanroom must simultaneously achieve multiple goals:
* Protect operators from risks (chemical, microbiological etc.)
* Protect the product and environment from contamination
* Provide comfort and useability for operators
Cleanroom Goggles
MMRC offer protective goggles in both single-use and reusable versions in sterile and non sterile format. The goggles have been designed specifically for cleanroom use in accordance with current Annex1 for contamination control.
The goggles provide a high wearer comfort thanks to soft frame material and ventilation holes and a special anti-fog coating prevent fogging of the lenses. Furthermore, the goggles are certified in compliance with international standards, for optimal user safety.
Facemask
MMRC supply a range of sterile and non-sterile face masks for use in critical environments.
Socks
The recent updates to Annex 1 of the EU GMP specifically provides guidelines about cleanroom socks:
- No Outdoor Clothing: Annex 1 fundamentally states that no outdoor clothing, except for personal underwear, should be brought into changing rooms leading directly to Grade B and Grade C cleanrooms. This means that facility suits and socks should be worn before entering these cleanroom areas1.
- Risk of Contamination: Facility suits and socks must not present a risk of contamination to the gowning area or processes. Ensuring that cleanroom garments meet these requirements is crucial for maintaining compliance with Annex 1
MMRC stock a range of single use socks suitable for Grade B and C cleanrooms and work with you to ensure compliance with Annex 1.
Cleanroom Garments
When it comes to cleanroom Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), ensuring the highest level of contamination control is crucial. Let’s explore some essential cleanroom garments and accessories:
- Coveralls and Bunny Suits: These full-body suits provide comprehensive coverage, protecting both your body and street clothes. They are commonly used in cleanrooms to minimize particle shedding and maintain a sterile environment1.
- Boot Covers: These protective covers shield your footwear, preventing contaminants from being tracked into the cleanroom.
- Protective Sleeves and Hoods: Sleeves cover your arms, and hoods protect your head and hair. Both are essential for maintaining cleanliness.
- Footwear and Overshoes: Cleanroom-specific shoes or shoe covers are essential to prevent floor contamination.
Remember that 80% of cleanroom contamination arises from employees, so proper PPE is vital for maintaining a pristine environment.
