Schuelke & Mayr ranges perform in cleanrooms

Published: 28-Jul-2009
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Suppliers of cleaning products for cleanrooms, Schuelke & Mayr, recognise the fact that the production process for any company requires properly targeted cleaning and disinfection measures - which means the use of a variety of cleaning agents and disinfectants.

Suppliers of cleaning products for cleanrooms, Schuelke & Mayr, recognise the fact that the production process for any company requires properly targeted cleaning and disinfection measures - which means the use of a variety of cleaning agents and disinfectants.

For this reason, Schuelke & Mayr have introduced three perform product ranges that have been designed specifically to cover individual needs and meet the strict requirements of the relevant GMP guidelines and recommendations, standards and directives. perform sterile is a range of sterile products for high grade cleanrooms that are gamma-irradiated or aseptically filled and double bagged to facilitate introduction into cleanrooms through airlocks. perform advanced is a comprehensive range of non-sterile, microbially filtered(i) products for medium to low grade cleanrooms. Finally, perform classic products contain active substances with a broad range of efficacy(ii) for use in non cleanroom areas but where hygiene standards are still important.

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