FREE-SAT FS-NT1-77.99 is built for the day-to-day moments that decide whether a controlled area stays controlled: quick wipe-downs of benches, carts, equipment touch-points, and cleanroom “support items” (like notebooks and phones) without mixing solvent bottles, spray triggers, and dry wipes. The wipe is prewetted with 99% isopropyl alcohol (IPA) / 1% deionized water (DIW) and packaged in a resealable tub so operators can pull one wipe, keep one hand free, and close the lid immediately.

Language note: customers often ask for “lint-free” wipes, but nothing is truly lint-free. The practical goal is low-linting performance that matches your surface sensitivity and acceptance limits. FS-NT1 uses clean-cut edges intended to help minimize stray fibers during use.

• Wiping surfaces and equipment within a lab or controlled environment (benches, carts, tool exteriors, enclosures).
• Removing residues after disinfectant application (where your cleaning program calls for an IPA/DIW final wipe).
• Spot cleaning adhesives, residues, and handling marks where a fast-drying solvent wipe is preferred.
• Cleaning “support items” inside controlled spaces (phones, notebooks, clipboards) when permitted by facility rules.
• Quick wipe-down tasks aligned to USP <797> / USP <800> handling expectations for wipes (confirm your facility’s workflow and documentation requirements).

• Fast-drying cleanup: 99% IPA is commonly selected when you want minimal dry-time on hard surfaces and fixtures.
• One-step convenience: consistent wetting without spray bottles, squeeze bottles, or “too wet / too dry” variability.
• Tough, absorbent poly/cellulose blend: designed to resist tearing while still absorbing and carrying soil away.
• Clean-cut edges: intended to reduce the risk of long, stringy fibers associated with perforated edges.
• Lot traceability callout: packaging is marked for lot-to-lot traceability (supportive when you need repeatability).
• Published cleanliness metrics: typical NVR and typical ionic extractables are provided in the technical data sheet for qualification planning.

The FS-NT1 substrate is a hydroentangled nonwoven made from a blend of polyester and cellulose (45% polyester / 55% cellulose is stated in the technical data sheet). In operator terms: polyester contributes wet strength and wipe integrity; cellulose contributes absorption and wipe “pickup.”

The wipe is supplied presaturated with IPA/DI water and packaged in a resealable tub format that supports quick pulls and helps limit evaporation when the lid is kept closed between wipes.

For qualification and troubleshooting, two metrics tend to answer the real questions: (1) what can rinse out of the wipe into your solvent (ionic extractables) and (2) what residue can remain after solvent evaporates (NVR). The values below are reported as typical test data in the FREE-SAT FS-NT1 technical data sheet (methods referenced to IEST practices). Treat these as qualification inputs—not as a substitute for your facility’s acceptance criteria.

• Unit: tub/canister format; 100 wipes per tub.
• Case: 12 tubs per case (12 x 100 wipes).
• Reseal discipline: wipes are packaged to preserve saturation—close the lid after every pull to reduce evaporation and concentration drift.
• Traceability: packaging is marked for lot-to-lot traceability.
• Sterility: this SKU is not labeled sterile in the FS-NT1 data sheet; sterile variants exist under different SKUs. Confirm sterility requirements before use in sterile workflows.
• Shipping constraint (IPA product): ground shipping only requirements may apply due to IPA classification (follow your site’s receiving and hazmat procedures).
• Country of origin (manufacturer statement): not stated in source basis for this SKU.

Presaturated wipes succeed or fail on operator discipline. The solvent is already controlled—your technique is what controls re-deposition, streaking, and cross-contact. Use the module below as a training template for wipe-down steps.

Compatibility reminder: IPA can haze or craze some plastics, coatings, and elastomers. If you are standardizing this wipe for a new surface, run a short compatibility check (small hidden area, defined dwell time, defined wipe pressure) and document the outcome.

• Evaporation drift: lid left open leads to drier wipes and inconsistent cleaning performance; it can also concentrate residues in the remaining fluid.
• Re-deposition: wiping too large an area with one wipe face smears dissolved soil back onto the surface.
• Streaking after disinfectant: insufficient overlap or skipping a final controlled wipe step can leave visible streaks or “wipe marks.”
• Wrong surface chemistry: IPA incompatibility with certain plastics/coatings causes haze, whitening, or surface tack.
• Using a non-sterile wipe in a sterile workflow: sterility must match the application and your quality documentation (do not assume).

The closest alternatives are other presaturated IPA cleanroom wipes in tub/canister or pouch formats. When comparing, focus on: (1) saturation control and packaging discipline, (2) published cleanliness metrics (NVR/ions/particles), and (3) whether your workflow requires sterile presentation.

• ITW Texwipe TechniSat® (pre-wetted cellulose/poly blends, typically 70% IPA formats) — common choice for routine cleanroom wipe-down with strong documentation expectations.
• ITW Texwipe PolySat® (pre-wetted synthetic options, including sterile variants) — used when sterility, synthetic substrate behavior, or specific packaging is required.
• Kimtech/Kimberly-Clark pre-wetted wipes (selected formats) — often used in labs; confirm cleanliness metrics and packaging/traceability fit your program.

FS-NT1-77.99 fits well for controlled-environment wipe-down tasks where fast dry time and operator convenience matter—especially routine surface cleaning, equipment touch points, carts, and support items. The product description aligns the family to ISO 5–8 environments and calls out USP <797> and USP <800> wipe requirements; your facility should still confirm how that maps to your internal SOPs, disinfectant program, and documentation needs.

Where SOSCleanroom adds value is in program consistency. Many customers standardize critical wiping steps with ITW Texwipe because of documentation discipline and repeatability over time. SOSCleanroom’s long-standing relationship with ITW Texwipe is built around continuity of supply, consistent part numbers, and predictable documentation expectations. If your risk profile escalates (sterile workflows, higher ISO classification sensitivity, audit-heavy environments), SOSCleanroom can help you step into Texwipe options that better fit that requirement—without reinventing your cleaning method every quarter.