DuPont single-use, cleanroom apparel and accessories are designed for use in pharmaceutical, medical device, biotech and electronic settings that require high standards for particle and microbiological contamination control. Quality performance for controlled environments can be as uncomplicated as opening a package.
The DuPont Controlled Environment product portfolio, that includes Tyvek® IsoClean®, Suprel™ LS, and ProClean® garments, offers a comprehensive selection of single-use garments. Tyvek® garments have a long history of use in cleanrooms due to their inherent barrier properties, durability and ability to withstand clean-processing and sterilization. Tyvek® IsoClean® garments are offered in a wide range of design and processing options to meet your needs. Suprel™ LS garments are designed for applications where comfort plays a more important role. ProClean® garments are for applications where non-hazardous liquid splash is a consideration.
DuPont's single use apparel program allows you to order only the apparel and accessories you plan to use. This offers flexibility as your needs change and also eliminates budget uncertainties associated with garment loss or damage. Cost, quality and performance are predictable.
To provide a quicker overview of our products and where they are intended for use, we developed the simple guide below.
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ISO Class 5 Aseptic Cleanrooms
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ISO Class 6, 7, and 8 Bioburden Control Areas
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ISO Class 6, 7, and 8 Cleanrooms
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* Barrier properties may be compromised through use.
** Notice: DuPont Controlled Environments should not be used in potentially explosive or flammable environments, with electric arc, industrial fire, or welding applications, or with hazardous liquid splash.
It is the responsibility of the user to: Get trained in the proper use, handling, storage, maintenance, and disposal of garments; review and understand available information about the appropriate use of garments; verify the garment is appropriate for the user’s specific application; verify that the garment meets all specified government and industry standards for user’s specific application; carefully inspect the garment for damage before and after use, including all fabric, seams and closures.
