Cleanrooms require rigorous contamination control to maintain sterility and product integrity. Common contaminants include dust, bacteria, human skin cells, hair, moisture, fibers, and more, most of which originate from personnel. TFK specializes in providing high-quality stainless steel cleanroom furniture and equipment, including stainless steel shoe cabinets, workbenches, handwashing sinks, and mobile carts, designed to enhance cleanliness and efficiency within controlled environments.
Cleanroom Design and Stainless Steel Solutions
Cleanrooms minimize contamination through:
● Air filtration and laminar flow systems
● Tiered vestibules with stainless steel pass-through bins for material transfer
● Stainless steel changing rooms with shoe benches, wardrobes, and lockers for secure storage
● Stainless steel floor drains and cleaning carts for easy maintenance
Our stainless steel workbenches, weighing tables, and sturdy shelving provide a durable, non-shedding surface, while stainless steel handwashing sinks ensure good hand hygiene before changing.
Entrance and Locker Room Best Practices
● Store personal items (watches, jewelry, cell phones) in stainless steel lockers outside the locker area.
● Use stainless steel shoe racks and shoe storage to organize shoes before entering.
● Place stainless steel recycling bins near sticky mats for easy access.
● Avoid smoking 30 minutes before entering to reduce particle shedding.
Handwashing Best Practices
Practicing good hand hygiene before donning gloves is crucial. Our stainless steel handwashing sinks are designed for:
● HEPA-filtered hand dryers (no paper towels required)
● Antibacterial soap dispensers (never refill partially empty containers)
● Antistatic lotion for use in anti-static areas
Key Steps:
1. Wet hands, apply soap, and wash for at least 15 seconds.
2. Avoid using hot water to prevent dermatitis.
3. Dry hands thoroughly before donning gloves.
Cleanroom Gloves: Choosing and Wearing
● Use sterile, powder-free gloves in ISO Class 5 and higher environments. ● Stainless steel glove dispensers minimize glove movement and contamination.
● Never touch bare skin or non-sterile surfaces with gloved hands.
Gowning Procedure Using Stainless Steel Stands
1. Step onto the sticky mat, remove outer shoes, and use a stainless steel shoe-changing bench.
2. Wash hands at a stainless steel sink.
3. Wear glove liners and cleanroom gowns (avoid contact with the floor—use a stainless steel changing table).
4. Wear a hood, face mask, boots, and gloves, ensuring seamless seams.
5. Perform a final inspection using a stainless steel cleanroom mirror.
Stainless steel cleanroom equipment ensures hygienic efficiency
At TFK, we offer:
● Stainless steel workbenches and weighing tables – non-porous, easy-to-clean surfaces.
● Stainless steel mobile ladders and multi-purpose carts – enable seamless material transport.
● Stainless steel transfer boxes and transfer cage carts – ensure safe material movement between areas.
● Stainless steel clothing recycling bins and waste racks – ensure organized contamination control.
Personnel Hygiene: Dos and Don'ts
DO:
● Involve employees in hygiene audits.
● Use stainless steel cleaning carts for sterile wipes.
● Use adjustable stainless steel wardrobes to ensure proper fit.
DO NOT:
● Use brushes (increases skin exfoliation).
● Wear jewelry or nail polish.
● Fail to wash hands before donning protective clothing.
Conclusion
A well-designed cleanroom relies on strict procedures and high-quality stainless steel furniture. From stainless steel shoe cabinets to handwashing sinks and mobile carts, TFK provides durable, contamination-resistant solutions for pharmaceutical, medical, and industrial cleanrooms.
