- Key performance benefit: UltraSORB® wipers offer exceptional absorbency due to their hydrophilic, open-cell foam structure, making them ideal for managing spills and cleaning tasks that involve significant solvent use. This ensures efficiency and reliability in demanding cleanroom environments.
- Material & construction: Constructed from polyurethane foam, these wipers are engineered to minimize particle and fiber shedding, maintaining the integrity of controlled environments. Their robust build supports complex manual assembly operations.
- Risk reduction / compliance benefit: Designed to meet ISO 10993 cytotoxicity and endotoxin standards, UltraSORB® wipers ensure safety and compliance in critical cleanroom applications, reducing contamination risks.
- Protection level: With low particle shedding of fibers larger than 25μm, these wipers provide superior protection for sensitive environments, ensuring minimal contamination and maintaining cleanroom standards.
- Comfort & usability: The 9" x 9" size offers optimal coverage and ease of use, while the lightweight foam material ensures comfortable handling during extended cleaning sessions.
- Safety & compliance assurance: Featuring static dissipative properties, these wipers are essential for environments dealing with sensitive electronic components, reducing electrostatic discharge risks.
Recommended For
- Medical device manufacturing
- Pharmaceutical cleanrooms
- Electronics assembly
- Laboratory maintenance
- Semiconductor fabrication
- Optical equipment cleaning
Primary Industries
- Medical device manufacturing
- Pharmaceuticals
- Electronics
- Semiconductors
- Optics
Standards and Certifications
- ISO 10993 cytotoxicity and endotoxin
Product Details
- Product Name: Foamtec UltraSORB® Lint-Free Asbsorbent Cleanroom Foam Wipers
- Dimensions: 0.109" x 9" x 9"
- Quantity: 1,250 Wipers/Case
- Packaging: 50 Wipers/Pack, 25 Packs/Case
- Material: Polyurethane foam
- Fiber Shedding: Less than 25μm
- Static Dissipative: Yes
- ISO Standards: ISO 10993 cytotoxicity and endotoxin



