Search results for “Contamination Control”

How to choose between ProfilGate active cleaning, CC Matting polymer matting and mixed points where traffic, contact and cleaning routine decide the direction.

An applied case note on routes between receiving, warehouse and production, where particles carried by wheels and soles were reviewed together with impact-exposed points.

A practical guide for routes where wheels, casters, carts and soles can carry dirt or contamination between food-production zones.

Why SEVENSEAS added CC Matting: washable, reusable polymer contamination-control mats with documentation checked against the application’s hygiene or ESD requirements.

How to use CC Matting Heavy Duty documentation when the area needs ISO Class 5 material, particle control, clear cleaning and quality traceability.

How to connect dirt on soles with access into an EPA area without confusing mechanical sole cleaning with validation of the ESD programme.

A CleanGate supermarket entrance shows what can be controlled before dirt reaches the store: customer traffic, carts, small wheels, 880 visitors per day and 8.7 kg collected over 3 months.

A guide to choosing polymer-mat length, width and position from successive sole contacts, wheel rotations, traffic and cleaning.

Standards become useful when connected with visible situations: dirt carried on wheels and footwear, hit zones, exposed pedestrian routes or audit documentation.

How Medica Group used ProfilGate to reduce dust on high-traffic routes in a biomedical warehouse.

How to include wheels, carts and soles in a greenhouse hygiene concept, using the ProfilGate and MENNO Florades ToBRFV study as a practical reference.

A practical guide for automotive, e-mobility and electronics plants where technical cleanliness also depends on logistics, wheel and personnel routes.

A guide to integrating wheel cleaning before doors, floors, drainage and routes are fixed.

How to choose between peel-off adhesive mats, reusable polymer matting and active route cleaning in cleanrooms and controlled environments.

How to tell whether the intervention belongs at the entrance, near production, at a rack, at a loading bay or in the way a wheeled load is moved.