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Cleanroom Sticky Rollers

Fast particle removal for garments, carts, and surfaces in controlled environments.

Cleanroom sticky rollers are used to remove loose particles, lint, hair, and debris from garments, cleanroom chairs, carts, and non-critical surfaces before contamination can migrate into the process area. They’re especially useful in gowning rooms, airlocks, and staging zones where operators and materials transition into higher-class spaces. Unlike brushing or wiping that can re-distribute particles, sticky rollers capture debris on an adhesive surface for immediate removal.

SOSCleanroom provides cleanroom sticky rollers selected for low-lint construction, consistent adhesive tack, and clean peel-off layers to support repeated use without leaving residue behind. Options include various roller widths and handle styles to match garments, large carts, or equipment exteriors.

Browse below to choose cleanroom sticky rollers that fit your gowning and contamination-control SOPs and help keep particles from entering your critical environment.

Cleanroom Sticky Rollers FAQ

  • Q. What are cleanroom sticky rollers?

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    A. Cleanroom sticky rollers are specialized rollers with sticky surfaces designed to remove and collect particles, dust, and other contaminants from floors, walls, and ceilings in cleanrooms. These rollers are essential for maintaining the cleanliness standards required in controlled environments.

  • Q. How do I use a sticky roller?

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    A. To use a sticky roller, you'll need a handle and a roller refill. Attach the roller to the handle and roll it over the surface you want to clean. Some users prefer a Sticky Roller Kit that includes both the handle and a roll.

  • Q. Can I extend the handle for hard-to-reach areas?

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    A. Yes, you can use sticky roller extensions to extend the handle and reach higher or more difficult areas.

  • Q. How often should I replace the roller?

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    A. The replacement frequency depends on the level of contamination and the specific requirements of your cleanroom. However, replacing the roller is generally advisable when it no longer picks up particles effectively.