Tattoo Equipment Cleaning

Tattoo equipment must be clean prior to sterilization for re-use.

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Plastic Cleaning

Plastic can be attacked by typical cleaners. Stressed polycarbonate can craze. Elastomers can swell.

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Aluminum Cleaning

Typical alkaline cleaners and degreasers attack aluminum.

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Bath Life Extension

How do you control a cleaning bath and get good bath life?

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Determining Detection Limits

How do you know how much detergent residue is acceptable when performing a cleaning validation.

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Insoluble Tablet Coating Removal

Water insoluble tablet coatings used for solid dose enteric pharmaceutical tablets are very difficult to clean from coating equipment. It was hard to validate the equipment and prevent cross contamination.

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Optical Interferometer

A sensitive reflective fabric needs to be completely clean to calibrate an optical interferometer on site at an astronomy observatory

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Fiber Optics

Fiber optic cable needs scrupulously clean surfaces at the glass joint to assure efficient light transmission.

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Lens cleaning

Wax marks on optical lenses are difficult to remove.

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Nuclear Decontamination

The use of strippable coatings to decontaminate reactor cavities is expensive and requires valuable time on the lift during outage.

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Veterinary Equipment

Equipment used for equine semen transfer in artificial insemination needs to be free of interfering residues.

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Wineglass cleaning

Fragrances, dyes, dispersants and detergent residues found in household cleaners can interfere with sensory appreciation of wine in a wineglass.

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Alconox USDA authorized cleaners listed by the NSF

A cleaner that is suitable for cleaning food contact surfaces is required.

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Prepare for Sterilization

Direct sterilization of dirty surfaces can result in sterile dirt or worse yet, dirt that protects pathogens from the sterilization process. Surfaces should be clean prior to sterilization.

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Clean in Place

It is to costly and time-consuming to dissasemble large manufacturing filtration systems or tanks, mixers and blenders for cleaning.

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Pipet Cleaning

Lab pipets will not deliver and measure accurately or they may contaminate reagents if they are not cleaned. Their narrow tubular shape is difficult to clean.

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Titanium Prosthesis Cleaning

Titanium prosthetic implantable joints need to be cleaned prior to coating and prior to final cleaning for packaging.

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Low and Non Volatile Organic Compound VOC cleaners

To comply with air quality requlations, the use of low volatile cleaning compounds is often required.

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Rinse Water

The wrong quality of rinse water can leave rinse water residues on rinsed surfaces. The last thing to touch the surface before drying is the rinse water.- whatever is in the rinse water can be deposited on the surface if the drying is accomplished by eva.

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Lab Accreditation

There are several instances where the use of cleaners can impact accreditation of your laboratory. One is to pass inspections by the College of American Pathologists (CAP). Another is water testing labs that must meet State accreditation standards.

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