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Savina Minimax Wiping Cloth Cleanroom Wiper

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Savina Minimax Wiping Cloth  Cleanroom wiper

Informasi Produk

Savina Minimax Wiping Cloth Cleanroom Wiper

●The sharp thread cross section fits even the slightest unevenness and catches dirt and dust without leaving any residue.

●The amount of yarn in the same area has increased due to ultra-high shrinkage and high density processing.

●Wipe most of the dirt off with one wipe.

●This is a wiping cloth using the ultra-fine fiber “Berryma X”.

●It has a special shape and exhibits high wiping performance.

●This wiper generates extremely little dust and eluates due to its special fusing cut and cleaning with ultrapure water.

●It is thick and has excellent water absorption.

Application

● Wipe off fine particles, oil, etc.

●For cleaning inside clean rooms.

●For wiping off minute foreign matter.

Specification

●Sheet size (mm): 240 x 240

●Color: White

●Quantity in box: 10 pieces x 10 bags

●Flat size

●Equivalent to ISO Class 5 (Fed/STD class 100)

●Material/Finish:

●Split type ultra-fine composite fiber Berima X (polyester/nylon)

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If you’re using a lint-free cloth or cleanroom wipe to clean a card, you can follow these general steps:

  1. Dust Removal:
    • Gently shake or blow on the card to remove loose dust or particles.
    • Use a can of compressed air to blow away any remaining dust or debris.
  2. Wipe with Cleanroom Cloth:
    • Dampen a cleanroom wipe or lint-free cloth with an appropriate cleaning solution if needed. Ensure the cloth is not overly wet.
    • Wipe the card gently and evenly, moving in one direction. Avoid using excessive force to prevent damage.
  3. Air Dry:
    • Allow the card to air-dry completely before using it or placing it in a card reader.
  4. Verify Compatibility:
    • Ensure that the cleaning solution and the cleaning method are compatible with the type of card you’re cleaning. Some cards may have coatings or materials that can be damaged by certain chemicals.

Always refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for cleaning and maintenance of the specific card you’re dealing with. If you have a specific type of card in mind or if you’re dealing with a different cleaning scenario, please provide more details for more accurate advice.