1. Ultraviolet UV-C irradiation (General basic physical disinfection) Applicable scenarios
\nVarious electronic dust-free workshops (100,000-level, 10,000-level): daily transfer and disinfection of plastic, hardware, packaging materials, and tooling equipment;
\nGeneral food clean workshops, packaging workshops: transfer of raw materials packages, consumables, and finished products;
\nHospital laboratory, pharmacy, general clean operating rooms: transfer of test samples, medical consumables, and small instruments;
\nNon-sterile clean areas of medical devices: daily transfer of spare parts and testing tools;
\nGeneral physical and chemical laboratories, physical and chemical inspection rooms: transfer of glassware and routine samples;
\nDaily pre-treatment of sterile pharmaceuticals \/ sterile instrument workshops: as a basic disinfection measure, combined with chemical wiping, and regular VHP deep sterilization.
\nNot suitable
\nMaterials with many pores, folds, and severe stacking; areas with high-risk spore contamination cannot achieve sterility requirements solely by ultraviolet light.
\nII. laminar flow FFU self-cleaning blow-off (special for laminar flow transfer windows) Applicable scenarios
\nHigh-grade clean workshops (thousand-level, hundred-level): for semiconductors, optical lenses, and precision lithium batteries, strict control of dust particles;
\nSterile raw drug products, implantable medical devices clean area: control dust and suspended bacteria simultaneously to prevent aerosol contamination;
\nCell rooms, ordinary biological laboratories: reduce floating microorganisms and reduce cross-contamination;
\nPrecise testing laboratories sensitive to dust and particles.
\nNot suitable
\nLow-clean-grade simple workshops, only simple material transfer, no additional laminar flow function required.
\nIII. Dry dust wiping, clean compressed air blowing (preliminary physical dust removal) Applicable scenarios
\nMachine processing, injection molding, and hardware supporting clean workshop: There is a lot of dust on the workpieces. Before entering the clean area, physical dust removal should be carried out first;
\nTransfer of materials with cartons and foam packaging: Remove floating dust in advance to reduce contaminants in the boxes;
\nEnd-of-shift cleaning for all production lines: Wipe the inner walls, sealing strips, and glass of the transfer window to eliminate ultraviolet shielding;
\nFood and plastic packaging workshops with large amounts of dust on the production lines.
\nNot suitable
\nMaterials with oil stains and sticky stains cannot be removed by simple dry dust removal, and chemical disinfectants need to be combined. Applicable scenarios
\nOnly transfer windows specifically for transporting stainless steel molds, metal tooling, and heat-resistant glassware;
\nSpecial passage for high-temperature equipment in small physical chemistry laboratories.
\nNot suitable
\nMost standard transfer windows (including rubber seals, plastic parts, and ultraviolet lamps) are not suitable. High temperatures will accelerate the aging of the sealing components, and their use is prohibited for frequent daily use.
\nV. Ozone disinfection (regular deep physical disinfection, not as a daily routine) Applicable scenarios
\nSmall and medium-sized food factories, ordinary purification workshops, without VHP equipment, conduct deep cavity sterilization once a week;
\nEmergency thorough disinfection after material leakage and box contamination.
\nNot suitable
\nGMP workshops for sterile pharmaceuticals and implantable devices; cannot be used daily, long-term oxidation will corrode the sealing strips.
\nSummary of industry-specific standards and scenarios
\n100,000 \/ 10,000 grade electronic factories: dry dust removal wiping + ultraviolet irradiation
\n10,000 \/ 100 grade precision electronics: compressed air blowing + laminar self-cleaning + ultraviolet
\nFood packaging clean room: dry wiping dust removal + ultraviolet; weekly ozone deep disinfection
\nSterile pharmaceuticals \/ sterile medical devices: dry wiping dust removal + ultraviolet for 30 minutes (daily), monthly use VHP fumigation instead of ozone
\nHospital laboratory, ordinary operating rooms: dust-free dry wiping + short-time ultraviolet disinfection
\nGeneral biological laboratories: blowing dust removal + laminar self-cleaning + ultraviolet, additional chemical auxiliary disinfection for high-risk samples<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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