DECON-CLEAN Wipe Details

DECON-CLEAN Wipe Details

Description

DECON-CLEAN Wipes are ready-to-use residue remover and cleaner wipes.  These wipes can be used in both aseptic and non-aseptic wipe downs of filling and packaging machinery, stainless steel surfaces, Lexan, polycarbonate, glass, and any critical surface that requires cleaning.  DECON-CLEAN Wipes are available in a standard 12”x12” size, sterile or non-sterile.

The DECON-CLEAN wipes are saturated with a ready-to-use residue remover and cleaner solution formulated with WFI. Terminal sterilization is assured through gamma irradiation at 10-6 SAL.  Individual lots are sterility tested according to the USP compendium with lot specific Certificates of Analysis, Certificate of Sterility, and Certificates of Conformance available upon delivery.

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Additional Information

  • Quality and Manufacturing
    • Laundered in ISO 4 cleanroom conditions (Grade A/B, Former Class 10)
    • Solution filtered at 0.2 microns
    • Gamma irradiated at 10-6 Sterility Assurance Level
    • Individually labeled with lot number and expiration date
    • Packaged 20 wipes per pack, folded for easy removal
    • Lot tested 14 day USP Sterility Test (according to current USP)
    • Cut using FocusEdge heat cutting technology
    • Completely lot traceable
  • Features and Benefits
    • ISO 4 (Class 10) Cleanliness
    • Delivered with lot specific documentation
    • Validated for sterility and shelf life
    • 12”x12” in size
    • Removes residues from disinfecting agents
    • Re-sealable packaging
    • 100% synthetic filament constructed in a continuous knit
  • Product Uses
    • Wipe downs on filling and packing machinery
    • Spill control
    • General wiping
    • Contamination control
  • Technical Documents

    MSDS/SDS

    DECON-CLEAN_WIPE_VEL-042_SDS-North-American-English-NAE.pdf
    Translations available in the following languages:

    Technical Reports

    DECON-CLEAN_revfinal_04022015.pdf