Your Input Needed
Public Group active 2 months agoAttention Cleanroom Forum Readers:
This month we are introducing a new Forum Group that we believe will be of great interest to our readers. This Group is called “Your Input Needed” we invite comments from Forum readers on topics that affect most cleanroom personnel.
This month’s topic is:
Pre-Wetted Wipers: How Beneficial Are They?
So, we invite you to contribute comments on pre-wetted wipers as they relate to your application or industry. The comments can be positive or negative. Tell us what you like or don’t like about pre-wetted wipers. Do they work for you? Are they better than dry wipers and squirt bottles? Why? This is an open forum and we’re certain that others will be interested in your remarks.
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Nedim Zafer posted an update in the group Your Input Needed: 2 months ago · View
Hi , pre wetted wipers are too small.If you have big cleanrooms more than 10 rooms . You need bigger wipers for squeegees especially wall-floor-ceiling cleaning.But you can use for machine surfaces.
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Lauren joined the group Your Input Needed 1 year ago · View
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Howard Siegerman posted an update in the group Your Input Needed: 1 year, 4 months ago · View
Pre-wetted wipers eliminate at least one problem in the cleanroom. The gloves that are a mandatory part of the gowning procedure prevent tactile feedback from a wiper as a wiper is wetted. This makes it difficult to know how much liquid to dispense onto a wiper from a squirt bottle. The optimum wetting level for wipers is about 50 to 60% of capacity – i.e. about half the amount of liquid that the wiper could hold at saturation. But without getting a feel for the wetting level (and no, it is not permissible to remove gloves in the cleanroom to get that feel), it’s hard to know whether too much or too little liquid is being dispensed onto the wiper. Human nature, being what it is, leads to excessive amounts of liquid dispensed onto the wiper and consequently, over-wetting the wiper. This in turn leads to sub-optimum removal of contaminants from surfaces, since the excess liquid on the wiper just moves the contaminants around. Conversely, too little liquid on the wiper makes it difficult to remove contaminants from surfaces. In a cleanroom, Goldilocks prefers pre-wetted wipers because they’re ”just right” (as far as wetting levels are concerned).
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Howard Siegerman joined the group Your Input Needed 1 year, 4 months ago · View
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Angel M Martinez created the group Your Input Needed 1 year, 5 months ago · View