Cleanroom Bags and Tubing

Cleanroom Bags ~ Cleanroom Tubing
We have bags and tubing to fit all of your packaging needs for cleanrooms, labs, and manufacturing facilities. These bags and tubing can be used to package electronics, medical devices, precision components, aerospace parts, semiconductor wafer boxes and other types of sensitive products.

Gauges in the bags and tubing range from 2 millimeters to 6 millimeters.

Cleanroom tubing comes in a variety of configurations, including:
•opaque tubing
•color tinted tubing
•anti-static tubing
•ultraviolet inhibitor tubing
•fire-retardant tubing
•tubing with IPA-resistant ink

Our cleanroom bags are available in a variety of configurations, including:
•bottom and side gusseted bags
•centerfold format bags
•barrier bags (designed to protect products from UV, moisture, and oxygen)
•anti-static bags
•amine-free bags
•breather bags (designed for sterilizing products used in cleanroom environments)

In addition to cleanroom bags and tubing, we offer a large selection cleanroom packaging supplies, including: ESD bags, heat sealers, cleanroom tape, and tape dispensers.

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FAQs About Cleanroom Bags

Below are some of the most frequently asked questions about cleanroom bags.

What Are Cleanroom Bags
Specially designed packaging solutions, cleanroom bags are used in cleanrooms to protect sensitive components and materials from contamination, such as dust, particles, and microorganisms.

Why Are Cleanroom Bags Important
Cleanroom bags are crucial for maintaining the cleanliness and sterility of products in controlled environments and for preventing contamination that could compromise the quality and safety of sensitive items.

What Types Of Cleanroom Bags Are Available
Cleanroom bags come in various sizes and styles, including: flat bags, gusseted bags, reclosable bags, and vacuum-sealed bags.

What Are The Key Features To Look For In Cleanroom Bags
Important features in cleanroom bags include low particle shedding, chemical resistance, anti-static properties, and compatibility with the sterilization process that you’re using.

What Materials Are Cleanroom Bags Made From
Cleanroom bags are typically made from high-quality polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), and other polymers that don’t shed particles and have low outgassing properties.

How Do I Choose The Right Cleanroom Bag For My Application
In order to choose the right cleanroom bag, you should factor in the level of cleanliness required, the type of products being packaged, the desired size and thickness of the bag, and any necessary sterilization methods.

How Are Cleanroom Bags Tested For Quality
To ensure that they meet the stringent requirements of cleanroom environments, cleanroom bags undergo rigorous testing for properties such as chemical resistance, tensile strength, puncture resistance, and particle count.

How Are Cleanroom Bags Sterilized
Cleanroom bags are sterilized using various methods, such as gamma irradiation, ethylene oxide (EtO) sterilization, or autoclaving, depending on the material and application requirements.

Can Cleanroom Bags Be Used For Long-Term Storage
Cleanroom bags are often used for long-term storage, because they provide a high barrier against contaminants, moisture, and other environmental factors.

How Should Cleanroom Bags Be Handled And Stored
To prevent contamination before use, cleanroom bags should be handled with clean gloves in a controlled environment and stored in a clean, dry area.

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FAQs About Cleanroom Tubing

Below are some of the most frequently asked questions about cleanroom tubing.

What Is Cleanroom Tubing
Cleanroom tubing is a type of tubing that’s specifically designed and manufactured for use in cleanroom environments, where contamination control is critical.

Why Is Cleanroom Tubing Important
Cleanroom tubing is essential for transporting fluids and gases without introducing contaminants.

What Sizes And Types Of Cleanroom Tubing Are Available
Cleanroom tubing comes in various diameters, lengths, and wall thicknesses. Types of cleanroom tubing include: opaque tubing, color-tinted tubing, anti-static tubing, ultraviolet-inhibitor tubing, fire-retardant tubing, and tubing with IPA-resistant ink.

What Are The Key Features To Look For In Cleanroom Tubing
Important features to look for in cleanroom tubing include: low particle shedding, chemical resistance, biocompatibility, flexibility, and compatibility with your sterilization processes.

What Materials Are Used To Make Cleanroom Tubing
Cleanroom tubing is typically made from materials such as silicone, Teflon (PTFE), polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), and polyvinyl chloride (PVC).

How Do I Choose The Right Cleanroom Tubing For My Application
To choose the right cleanroom tubing, consider factors such as the required level of cleanliness, chemical compatibility, temperature resistance, flexibility, and your intended sterilization method.

How Is Cleanroom Tubing Tested For Quality
Quality testing for cleanroom tubing includes assessments for chemical resistance, tensile strength, burst pressure, particle count, and extractables and leachables.

How Is Cleanroom Tubing Sterilized
Cleanroom tubing can be sterilized using methods such as gamma irradiation, ethylene oxide (EtO) sterilization, autoclaving, or chemical sterilization, depending on the material and application.

How Is Cleanroom Tubing Packaged
Cleanroom tubing is usually packaged in double-layer sterile packaging to protect it from contamination during shipping and handling.

What Is The Shelf Life Of Cleanroom Tubing
The shelf life of cleanroom tubing varies based on the tubing material and how it’s stored. Manufacturers typically provide guidelines on the recommended shelf life and storage conditions that are needed to maintain product integrity.

How Should Cleanroom Tubing Be Handled And Stored
To maintain its sterility and integrity, cleanroom tubing should be handled with clean gloves in a controlled environment and stored in a clean, dry area.

If you have any questions about our tape cleanroom bags or cleanroom tubing, please call (303) 752-0076, or e-mail info@cleanroomworld.com.