While liquids that are tested in pharmaceutical manufacturing are expected to be free from contamination, particles can enter as a result of handling and managing the water supply. Therefore, it is vital to measure particle contamination in these processes. Particle counters are primarily used to test finished products, but a second and equally-important application is […]

Traditional methods of detecting and correcting the presence of viable particles in a cleanroom can be lengthy. If present, viable particles can result in weeks of lost manufacturing time. However, non-traditional microbe detection significantly hastens the process of detecting and correcting the presence of viable particles. As with anything, there are downsides to these options, […]