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Considerations when deciding on garments & quantities
Consider these key factors when determining the optimal garments and quantities for your facility. By posing these essential questions, we eliminate the uncertainty in garment selection, delivering the right fabric, style, process, and quantities tailored precisely to meet your specific needs.
Explore our products- In what Class of Cleanroom is the garment used?
- What surface cleanliness level is required?
- Is the manufacturing process wet?
- Is static discharge a concern?
- Is the product potentially hazardous?
- Will physical abrasion on the garment surface be an issue?
Do the garments need to be sterilised?
- How many operators do you have?
- How many shifts do you operate?
- What is the garment change rate?
- How many days worked?
- How much buffer stock is required?
For your reference
Garment Cleaning Process refers to the surface cleanness level of the garment as specified in IEST-RP-CC003.4
PCG – Process for Potentially Contaminated Garments
Garment System Considerations for Cleanrooms and Other Controlled Environments
Room Grading referenced from PIC/S GMP Guide Pg 8 item 44
UltraShield Polyester – Available for wet environments
For more information on garments and processes
Access our comprehensive Garment Guide to gain valuable insights into our garment range, covering everything from detailed fabric specifications to performance and quality measures. Download your copy now for a thorough understanding of our offerings.
CRG Garment Guide
Download a copy of our sterile gowning chart to ensure you are using our garments to their optimal potential and our cleanroom process to know what to expect (lead times).
Why choose the CRG range?
Achieving compliance and managing particulate-borne contamination hinge on the garment type, processing location, and method. The table below underscores the distinctions between CRG's specialised service and a standard laundry service, emphasising the critical factors influencing optimal cleanroom performance.
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Standard laundry service
- Washing using town water
- Dried in a drier in uncontrolled environment using unfiltered air
- Garment design and fabric maybe compliant for the grade of area but likely to be covered in particles from the way and where it was processed. Now a potential source of contamination for your business
CRG Processing
- Washed using filtered, purified water in pass through washing machine
- Dried in a controlled environment (B Grade) using drier with HEPA filtered air
- Garment suitable for use for A/B grade or lower, reduced risk of contamination from where and how the garment was processed. Sterilisation of the garment via ETO as required, also in a controlled environment
- ISO 9001: 2015 accredited, controlled by documented procedures and validated processes
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