Terminology
The table below clarifies the labeling we use on the right column of each catalog page.
Term
Meaning
Application
Cleanroom Classification: Within each garment style, items are divided in the following order:
Garment is not free of viable or non-viable particulates
Any application not requiring aseptic requirements or cleanroom requirements
Non-Clean
Clean
Garment is free of non-viable particulates
Cleanrooms
Non-Sterile
Garment is not free of viable particulates Garment is sterile and free of viable particulates Garment is free of non-viable particulates and sterile Garment is free of non-viable particulates, but not sterile Garment is not free of non-viable particulates but is free of viable particulates Garment is not free of either viable or non- viable particulates
Cleanrooms or non-clean applications Aseptic operations not concerned with non- viable particulates
Sterile
Clean / Sterile
Any aseptic operations
Clean / Non-Sterile
Cleanroom operations
Sterile operations where non-viable particulates are not a concern, i.e. laboratories, etc. Support areas for cleanroom or sterile environments
Non-Clean / Sterile
Non-Clean / Non-Sterile
Viable Particulates
Living cells
n/a
Non-living particulates such as dust particles, garment particles and endotoxins (dead cell fragments)
Non-Viable Particulates
n/a
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