Category: Air

NewsContinuous Monitoring Concept

How to Achieve Quality by Design (QbD) in a New Pharmaceutical Fill Line: Surrounding Areas (Series Part 2 of 6)

In this blog series we will examine what a new fill line looks like with and without QbD implemented at the design phase. We will study each critical area of the fill line and the activities necessary to effectively bring the control features into effect. These examples come from real-world applications experienced by the Particle Measuring Systemsā€™ Advisory Services Team. Our team has over 70 years of collective experience working in and advising cleanroom users around the world.

NewsHandheld air Particle Counter Benefits Handilaz Mini II

Pinpointing a particle source with the HandilazĀ® Mini II handheld air particle counter.

Pinpointing particle sources can be a challenge in cleanrooms and laboratory flow equipment where the movement of clean air can mask particle generators such as faulty filters, motors, robots, operators and residual dust.Ā 

NewsStem Cell Therapy Sterility Assurance Guidelines on Good Manufacturing Practice in Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products

Stem Cell Contamination Monitoring to Maintain Quality: (Series Part 4 of 4)

In this four-part blog series, we examine the regulations of stem cell product manufacture, considerations for quality control, and best practices when monitoring total particle and viable contamination.

NewsImplementing a Cleanroom Facility Monitoring System

Selecting an Airborne Particle Counter: Number of Monitoring Locations (Series Part 3 of 4)

In this blog series, we take a look at common terms and initial considerations for selecting an aerosol particle monitor for various applications.

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