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SCPL500 Poly Latex Shoe Cover

SCPL500 Poly Latex Shoe Cover

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CT International SCPL500 Poly Latex Shoe Covers (White) — Liquid-Impervious, Non-Skid, Individually Inspected, Lot Traceability, 500 Pairs/Case
Shoe Cover Poly / Latex Impervious to Liquids Non-Skid Comfortable Fit Individually Inspected Lot Traceability 16" Length 500 Pairs/Case Uni-Size
Overview

CT International’s SCPL500 Poly Latex Shoe Covers are engineered for contamination-control workflows where facilities want a more protective footwear barrier than basic fabric booties. The SCPL500 design is described as strong and durable, while remaining lightweight for improved comfort and day-to-day compliance.

These covers are designed to be impervious to liquids and include a non-skid sole concept to support traction where floors may be smooth or frequently cleaned/disinfected.

Why this shoe cover matters in controlled environments
  • Footwear is a contamination vector: Shoes track debris and residues from corridors into controlled zones—shoe covers help break that transfer chain.
  • Liquid barrier where it counts: An impervious cover helps reduce exposure to wet floors, cleaning residues, and splash events in support areas.
  • Non-skid for safer movement: Traction matters on smooth epoxy floors and frequently disinfected surfaces.
  • Audit and program control: Individual inspection and lot traceability support consistent PPE standardization across shifts and sites.
Typical tasks supported
  • Gowning and transition areas (bench/line entry control)
  • Material staging, support corridors, and controlled manufacturing support spaces
  • Cleaning/disinfection workflows where floor moisture is common
  • Visitor PPE programs and maintenance entry controls
  • General contamination-control programs where shoe cover change triggers are defined in SOP
Key specifications (published)
Manufacturer / model CT International — SCPL500
Available quantity option Case
Case unit 1000 shoe covers (500 pairs)
Length 16" (+/- 0.5)
Color / size White; Uni-Size
Thickness (published) 4.7 mil (+/- 0.1)
Material weight (published) 6.7 gms (+5%)
Packaging (published) Poly bagged, flat packed; 100/bag; 10 bags/case; 500 pairs/case
Availability / ship timing (SOS listing) 7–10 business days

If your SOP requires sterile presentation, cleanroom-laundered garments, or documented low-lint performance aligned to ISO 5 / Annex 1 aseptic operations, contact SOSCleanroom for a footwear-cover recommendation matched to your contamination-control strategy.

EU GMP Annex 1 alignment notes (practical)

Annex 1 programs treat garments (including footwear controls) as part of a documented Contamination Control Strategy (CCS). Selection is only one control—performance depends on how shoe covers are donned, how traffic is managed, and how change triggers are enforced.

  • Bench/line entry: prevent uncovered shoes from contacting the clean-side floor.
  • Change triggers: replace immediately if torn/soaked/soiled or after leaving controlled areas.
  • Control substitutions: treat changes in material/fit as a change-control item (comfort affects compliance).
Standards and regulatory references (context)
Documentation

Use these references for PPE program packets and purchasing standardization.

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The Technical Vault By SOSCleanroom
Footwear Contamination Control Bench / Line Entry Liquid Barrier Traction Awareness Annex 1 CCS Mindset
Quick take

Footwear is one of the most common paths for contamination transfer into controlled environments. A shoe-cover program works when it is treated as a system: correct entry method, clear change triggers, and the right barrier/traction profile for your floors.

How to choose the right shoe cover (practical)
  • Barrier need: if floors are frequently wet (cleaning/disinfection), an impervious cover helps reduce transfer and exposure.
  • Traction need: smooth epoxy floors and disinfected surfaces often require non-skid designs and slower, deliberate movement.
  • Coverage need: select ankle vs. mid-calf vs. boot-height based on splash risk, floor contact, and SOP-defined boundaries.
  • Control need: lot traceability and inspection processes help standardize PPE programs and reduce “mystery substitutions.”
Best-practice donning (bench / line method)
  1. Prepare first: perform hand hygiene (or glove per SOP) before touching clean-side PPE.
  2. Stay on the “dirty side”: sit at the bench/line and cover one shoe completely (heel + toe fully contained).
  3. Cross with the covered foot: step to the clean side, then cover the second shoe.
  4. Confirm fit: if covers feel loose or require repeated adjustment, replace them (adjustment is a transfer risk).

Operational tip: most contamination escapes happen during entry. The bench/line method is a simple control that prevents uncovered shoes from ever contacting the clean-side floor.

Change triggers (write these into your SOP)
  • Immediate change: torn, soaked, visibly soiled, or slipping off the shoe.
  • Boundary change: after leaving controlled areas (do not re-enter with used covers).
  • Process change: after floor cleaning events or tasks that create heavy wetting/splash risk.
Annex 1 CCS note (sterile programs)

Annex 1 emphasizes a facility-wide Contamination Control Strategy (CCS). Footwear controls are rarely “just PPE”—they are traffic control, entry control, and behavior control. Treat shoe covers as part of the system: trained entry method, controlled change triggers, and documented substitution control.

Complete the entry controls (common pairings)
  • Sticky mats: reduce particle carryover at the boundary (use per SOP and replace before overload).
  • Hair restraints: bouffants and beard covers reduce the largest human-shed contamination sources.
  • Floor cleaning discipline: footwear controls are only as good as the cleaning program supporting them.
Standards context
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