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  1. What is ISO 8 cleanroom classification? Each cleanroom class is denoted by a maximum concentration of particles per cubic meter or cubic foot of air. ISO 8 is the second lowest cleanroom classification
  2. Airkey customises ISO Class 4 modular semiconductor cleanroom China-based modular cleanroom expert Airkey has supplied an ISO Class 4 Ultra-clean Modular Cleanroom for semiconductor research and production in Mexico
  3. ChargePoint launches robotic solution for GMP manufacturing ChargePoint Technology has launched a new robotic material handling solution aimed at increasing safety and efficiency in solid-dosage drug manufacturing
  4. Shinryo acquires cleanroom provider GMP Technical Solutions Japan-based Shinryo Corporation has acquired the cleanroom build expert
  5. Integrity testing of HEPA filters: A practical approach Filtering the air in aseptic process areas is critical to maintaining the cleanliness of the production environment. Jesus Casas provides tips to ensure HEPA filters are fit...

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