Material:
The choice of material is defined by the operating conditions. The aim is to ensure a safe, validated and reproducible cleaning process with the right cleaning equipment. It should be noted that not every stainless steel cleaning trolley is suitable for use in the cleanroom; cleanroom trolleys for the cleanroom must have a hygienic design (minimization of cavities and dead spaces).
Execution:
Depending on requirements, there are different designs that have their advantages and disadvantages.
The higher the cleanroom class, the higher the requirements for the cleaning equipment. Our recommendation is therefore to use a stainless steel cleaning trolley with a mop dosing system for cleanroom classes ISO 3-5 and GMP A-B. Plastic cleaning trolleys can also be used for cleanrooms of lower classes.
Manual cleaning of floors, ceilings and walls takes the most time due to the total area of the cleanroom. In addition, the different room sizes present the user with the question of which system (trays / presses / boxes) is both practical and efficient for their daily work.
Materials, equipment and cleaning products must be user- and environmentally friendly, qualitative and reliable and also offer a good price-performance ratio. The cleaning and disinfection results must justify the time, effort and acquisition costs.
Avoiding cross-contamination plays an important role in cleanroom cleaning. We have numerous solutions for this in our product range. Although the use of tank systems has been "state of the art" for decades, various manufacturers are constantly striving to develop and innovate in order to offer cost-effective and user-friendly products.
Material:
When selecting the trolley, make sure that all parts can be dismantled easily (without the use of tools) and individually (for easier cleaning, autoclaving and transfer).
Decisions need to be made regarding the choice of materials with a view to protecting the environment and conserving resources. Even if investing in high-quality materials puts more strain on the budget in the short term, the long-term service life of the equipment should be taken into account and play a role in the purchasing decision.
The aim is to pre-soak the mops to be used as easily as possible. One tray is used to hold fresh mops, while a second tray is used to drop the used mops. This variant is ultra-compact, requires little storage space and is therefore suitable for smaller rooms and less sensitive areas.
We offer a wide range of cleaning trolleys with a press - from compact 1-bucket systems to 3-bucket systems. The press systems can be used for various cleaning tasks, such as a two-stage wiping process, simultaneous work with cleaning agents and disinfectants or for disinfection without changing mops. With 1- and 2-bucket systems, one mop change is required. Each mop is only soaked and used once. After wiping the predefined area (18-15 m²), the used mop is changed. Contact between the used mop and the fresh liquid should be strictly avoided to prevent the risk of cross-contamination.
Our range includes innovative solutions such as
Working with a box system is recommended for a one-step wiping process. The defined number of wipes and quantity of cleaning or disinfectant solution in the box ensures a uniform disinfectant film on the surfaces and ensures the high and exact reproducibility of the work steps.
Advantages:
Disadvantages:
When selecting suitable cleaning equipment, we recommend ensuring that the individual components are easy to clean or disinfect after use. It is important that the materials used are suitable for the respective GMP or ISO cleanroom. This enables you to meet the required status in your cleanroom.
Practical and ergonomic equipment helps employees to carry out their work more easily and therefore increases their motivation. Daily work can be carried out properly and without additional effort. It is crucial to involve the user as early as possible in the decision-making process regarding the equipment to be purchased.
Thanks to our many years of cooperation with renowned manufacturers and our own experience in
With over 20 years of daily cleaning in various cleanrooms, we are able to provide you with the best possible support in this selection process.
We recommend paying attention to the cleanroom class in order to make the right choice of cleaning equipment. To ensure efficient and ergonomic use, we recommend using adjustable/telescopic handles. Ask for individual advice - we will provide you with samples to help you make the right choice of cleaning equipment. The success factor lies in the involvement of users in the selection of suitable equipment. Personnel who will later work with the selected cleaning equipment can provide decisive input and are integrated into the selection process.
Working with a box system is recommended for the one-step wet wiping process. The defined number of wipes and quantity of cleaning or disinfectant solution in the box ensures a uniform disinfectant film on the surfaces and ensures the high and exact reproducibility of the work steps. The efficient and ergonomic handling is easy and comprehensible to train. Another advantage: the box system is a closed system. The cleaning or disinfectant solution and the mop covers are stored in the box and are only removed when they are used. A minor disadvantage is that a new box with a corresponding number of covers has to be used if the wipe covers are not sufficient for the intended cleaning area.
The wet wiping process using the two-stage method is carried out with a double bucket and press. It is suitable for production areas with adhering dirt that cannot be removed using the one-step wiping method. In the two-stage wet mopping process, the cleaner applies the liquid to the floor covering in the first step so that adhering dirt is softened or removed. In the second step, the loosened dirt and excess liquid are removed. Detailed training is required to work correctly in the two-stage wet mopping process in order to ensure safe handling and therefore reproducibility with consistent quality.
When selecting cleaning equipment, it is important that the individual components can be easily cleaned or disinfected after use. According to the manufacturer's specifications, the materials used should be suitable for the respective GMP area. In the pharmaceutical sector, for example, these are cleanroom-compatible stainless steel and special plastics. All surfaces should be as smooth as possible and have no corners or edges.
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