Skip to main content

Cleanroom solutions matching wipers and swabs

Texwipe Alcohol & Disinfectant Solutions — ISO Class Match for Pharma / USP (ISO 5–8)
Practical pairing guidance for USP 795 / USP 797 / USP 800 environments where chemistry selection, sterility level, and documentation discipline support contamination control and audit readiness.
How to use this chart (USP-focused)
  • ISO 5 (primary engineering controls / critical work zones): default to sterile, double-bagged solutions and apply with sterile wipers/swabs per SOP.
  • ISO 6–7 (buffer rooms / clean corridors): sterile solutions are commonly preferred; validate compatibility, contact time, and residue behavior per SOP.
  • ISO 8 (ante / support areas; many USP 795 workflows): non-sterile alcohols may be acceptable depending on risk assessment and SOP; rotate disinfectants as required.
  • Rotation discipline: alcohols handle routine wipe-down; add a sporicidal (per SOP) for broader risk control and periodic decontamination.
Texwipe Solution (SKU) Chemistry / Format Sterility Level ISO Class Match (USP) Typical USP Use Case Operational Notes
TX8270
Sterile 70% IPA (8 oz)
70% isopropanol / trigger spray Sterile ISO 5–7 (also used ISO 8 per SOP) USP 797 / USP 800 routine wipe-downs; pass-through transfer support Use with sterile wipers/swabs; maintain wet contact time per SOP
TX3270
Sterile 70% IPA (16 oz)
70% isopropanol / trigger spray Sterile ISO 5–7 USP 797 / USP 800 daily disinfection step (per SOP) Standardize spray-to-wiper technique to reduce overspray
TX3273
Sterile 70% IPA (32 oz)
70% isopropanol / trigger spray Sterile ISO 5–7 USP 797 / USP 800 higher-usage wipe-downs Good for larger surface areas (carts, pass-through interiors)
TX3290
Sterile 70% IPA (1 gal, 4/case)
70% isopropanol / bulk Sterile ISO 5–7 (line-side replenishment per SOP) USP 797 / USP 800 high-volume programs Manage transfers to avoid compromising sterility
TX117
Non-Sterile 70% IPA (1 gal, 4/case)
70% isopropyl alcohol / bulk Non-sterile ISO 8 (and non-critical support areas) USP 795 typical (per SOP); general cleanroom support Use where sterile requirement is not specified by SOP
TX167
Non-Sterile 70% IPA (16 oz)
70% isopropyl alcohol / trigger spray Non-sterile ISO 8 USP 795 / support wipe-downs Stock status may vary (clearance listing)
TX161
Non-Sterile 100% IPA (16 oz)
100% isopropyl alcohol / trigger spray Non-sterile ISO 8 (specialty use per SOP) Residue removal / targeted cleaning where SOP allows Confirm material compatibility (plastics, adhesives, coatings)
TX111
Non-Sterile 100% IPA (1 gal, 4/case)
100% isopropyl alcohol / bulk Non-sterile ISO 8 (specialty use per SOP) Process support / residue control where permitted Bulk handling controls help prevent cross-contamination
TX3267
Sterile 70% denatured ethanol (16 oz)
70% EtOH / trigger spray Sterile ISO 5–7 USP 797 / USP 800 sterile-suite wipe-downs where EtOH is specified EtOH is often selected for residue behavior and SOP preference
TX3265
Sterile 70% denatured ethanol (32 oz)
70% EtOH / trigger spray Sterile ISO 5–7 USP 797 / USP 800 higher-usage EtOH programs Good for larger wipe-down areas / more frequent use
TX650
TexQ sterile disinfectant (22 oz)
Ready-to-use disinfectant / trigger spray Sterile ISO 5–7 (per SOP rotation) USP 797 / USP 800 rotation support beyond alcohol-only Verify contact time + residue handling requirements per SOP
TX652
TexQ sterile disinfectant (1 gal, 4/case)
Ready-to-use disinfectant / bulk Sterile ISO 5–7 (per SOP rotation) USP 797 / USP 800 high-use programs; scheduled disinfection Control dispensing method to prevent recontamination
TX651
TexQ concentrate (1 gal, 4/case)
Disinfectant concentrate / dilution required Concentrate (SOP-controlled) ISO 8 default; ISO 5–7 only if your SOP supports validated dilution/handling USP 795 / support areas; controlled dilution programs Dilution accuracy + documentation are the risk points
TX690
TexCide sporicidal disinfectant
Sporicidal chemistry (oxidizer blend) (Per product specification / SOP) ISO 5–8 (scheduled use per SOP) USP 797 / USP 800 periodic decontamination step (rotation) Confirm compatibility, residue management, and PPE requirements per SOP
Compliance note: This table is a selection aid. Always follow your facility SOPs, label directions, validated contact times, compatibility requirements, and documentation practices for USP compliance. ISO class match reflects common industry practice for sterile vs. non-sterile chemistry selection in regulated cleanroom workflows.
© 2026 SOSCleanroom.com — All rights reserved.