Janitorial & Cleanroom
Wipes, solvents, brushes, ESD supplies and cleanroom consumables.
Also searched as: shop wipessolventesdcleanroomdegreaser
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500ml Heavy Duty Kitchen Grease Cleaner Spray Liquid
Volume: 500ml
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Anti-Slip PVC Dotted Palm Carbon Fiber Stripe ESD Gloves
Fabric Weight: 85-110g/sqmSize Available: M, L
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Conductive Fiber Knitted Striped Fabric
Size: OEM
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ESD Shoes/Socks/Slippers
ESD: True
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Engine Surface Degreaser 20L
Volume: 20L
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Industrial Strength Degreaser for Metal Parts and Machinery
Net weight: 235gVolume: 400ml
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Modular Clean Room
Feature: Dust FreeISO Class: 8
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Modular Clean Room
Design: High-Clearance
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Modular Clean Room
Class: 5Filter Type: HEPA
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Polyester ESD High Density Antistatic Fabric
Strip: 0.5
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from $7,500.00Made-in-China $7,500.00 -
from $8,300.00Made-in-China $8,300.00
About janitorial & cleanroom
Janitorial and Cleanroom supplies encompass a range of consumables critical for maintaining operational hygiene and contamination control in manufacturing, laboratory, and assembly environments. This category includes various types of wipes, from general-purpose industrial shop towels to lint-free cleanroom wipes, often specified by material composition such as cellulose, polyester, polypropylene, or blends. Solvents, including isopropyl alcohol (IPA), acetone, and specialized degreasers, are selected based on the substrate compatibility and the type of contaminant to be removed, with purity grades like 99.9% often critical for sensitive applications. Brushes are categorized by bristle material (e.g., nylon, natural fiber, stainless steel) and handle design, chosen for specific cleaning tasks without damaging surfaces. ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) supplies, such as mats, wrist straps, and grounding cords, are essential for protecting sensitive electronics, with resistance ratings (e.g., 10^6 to 10^9 ohms) defining their effectiveness. Cleanroom consumables, including gloves, apparel, and tacky mats, are rated by ISO class (e.g., ISO 5, ISO 7) to meet stringent particulate control requirements.
How to choose
When selecting janitorial and cleanroom supplies, first consider the application environment: general industrial, laboratory, or cleanroom. For cleanroom use, determine the required ISO class, which dictates material purity and packaging. Next, identify the specific task: general cleaning, solvent application, or ESD protection. For wipes, choose material based on absorbency, lint generation, and chemical compatibility. For solvents, verify compatibility with the substrate and the contaminant type, prioritizing purity for critical applications. For ESD supplies, match resistance ratings to the sensitivity of the components being handled. Finally, evaluate ergonomic factors and disposal requirements for all consumables to ensure efficient and compliant operations.