Cleanroom Pens
These cleanroom pens are designed for reliable writing in controlled environments where particle control and contamination prevention are critical.
Key Features & Specifications
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Ink Type: Low-sodium ink
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Tip Style: Ball point
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Barrel: Special poly barrel to minimize particle generation
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Ink Colors: Blue, Black, Red
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Quantity / Package: 10 pens per pack
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Particle Profile: Low-particle design for cleanroom use
Clean Writing Performance for Controlled Environments
Each cleanroom pen is engineered with low-sodium ink to help reduce ionic contamination, making it suitable for cleanroom and laboratory documentation. The poly barrel construction limits particle generation during use, supporting strict contamination control protocols.
Practical Design for Daily Documentation
These clean room pens provide smooth, consistent ink flow and reliable performance on cleanroom paper and notebooks. They are ideal for routine documentation, labeling, and note-taking tasks where standard pens may introduce unwanted particles.
Applications
These cleanroom pens are commonly used in:
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Cleanrooms and controlled manufacturing areas
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Laboratories and research facilities
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Pharmaceutical and medical device environments
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Semiconductor and microelectronics facilities
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Quality control and process documentation
Pair these pens with cleanroom notebooks to maintain consistent, low-particle documentation in controlled environments.
Trusted Documentation Tools from Medco Supplies
At Medco Supplies, we provide cleanroom documentation products engineered for consistency and compliance. Our cleanroom pens offer dependable performance for facilities that require low-particle, contamination-conscious writing instruments, including applications where sterile pens are required as part of controlled documentation processes.
Useful Links: Product Data Sheet, Technical Data, Cleanroom Classifications
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What are cleanroom pens used for?
Cleanroom pens are used for documentation, labeling, and note-taking in controlled environments where standard pens may generate particles or ionic contamination.
2. How are cleanroom pens different from regular pens?
A cleanroom pen uses low-sodium ink and a special poly barrel designed to minimize particle generation, making it suitable for cleanroom and laboratory use.
3. Are these pens considered sterile pens?
These pens are designed for cleanroom compatibility and contamination control. While not individually sterilized, they are commonly used where sterile pens or low-particle writing instruments are required for documentation processes.
