Filtech Testing Division - Non-Viable Particle Counting ISO 14644-1

At Filtech, we offer comprehensive Non-viable Environmental Monitoring (EM) Particle Count Services that strictly adhere to international standards, including ISO-14644-1, USP 797, USP 800, USP 825, and GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices). Our specialized particle count monitoring is designed to assess and maintain the cleanliness and compliance of cleanrooms, laboratories, and ISO 5 hoods.

Key Features of Our Non-viable Particle Count Services:

1. Compliance with International Standards: Our services are fully compliant with ISO-14644-1, USP 797, USP 800, USP 825, and GMP standards, ensuring that particle count monitoring is conducted accurately and reliably. We perform particle counts in both primary and secondary Engineering Controls, including cleanrooms and ISO 5 hoods.

2. Certification and Compliance: Our team of experienced technicians conducts particle count monitoring as part of the certification process for cleanrooms and ISO 5 hoods. This certification ensures that your controlled environments meet the stringent cleanliness and compliance standards required by these international guidelines.

3. Comprehensive Data Analysis: We provide detailed reports that include comprehensive data analysis of non-viable particle counts. Our reports offer insights into particle concentration levels, helping you understand the cleanliness of your environment and meet regulatory requirements.

4. Certification Documentation: In addition to detailed reports, we provide certification documentation that serves as evidence of compliance with ISO-14644-1, USP 797, USP 800, USP 825, and GMP standards. This documentation is invaluable for audits and regulatory purposes.

Why Choose Filtech for Non-viable Particle Count Monitoring:

Filtech is your trusted partner for Non-viable Particle Count Monitoring, offering a wealth of experience and expertise in the field. Our commitment to accuracy and compliance ensures that your ISO classified cleanrooms(ISO 7 and ISO 8) as well as ISO 5 hoods are operating within specified particle count limits, safeguarding product integrity and personnel safety.