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TX3267 Sterile 70% Denatured Ethanol Solution (16 oz.)

Texwipe TX3267 Sterile 70% Denatured Ethanol Solution (16 oz.)

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TX3267
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Solution Type:
Ethanol
Sterile:
Yes

Texwipe TX3267 Sterile 70% Denatured Ethanol Solution (16 oz. Trigger Spray)

Texwipe TX3267 is a sterile, ready-to-use 70% denatured ethanol (EtOH) solution packaged as a 16 fl. oz. adjustable trigger spray for routine sterile-suite wipe-downs, pass-through decontamination steps, and residue removal where a sterile alcohol is required by SOP. The solution is 0.2 µm filtered, filled in an ISO Class 5 environment, individually double-bagged, and gamma irradiated to a sterility assurance level (SAL) of 10-6, supporting audit-friendly contamination control with lot traceability and shipment documentation.

Partnership and supply confidence: For over 35 years SOS and Texwipe have been close partners. SOSCleanroom is the authorized Master Distributor of ITW Texwipe for the United States market—supporting qualification workflows with dependable availability, responsive service, and documentation discipline.

Shipping note: This item is treated as a regulated consumer commodity shipment and can only be shipped Ground.

Specifications:
  • Product: Sterile 70% denatured ethanol (EtOH) solution
  • Filtration / fill environment: 0.2 µm filtered; filled in an ISO Class 5 environment
  • Sterility assurance: Gamma irradiated to SAL 10-6 (with independent QC audits noted by the manufacturer)
  • Packaging: Individually double-bagged for sterile-suite transfer control
  • Dispensing: Adjustable trigger spray (dispense as jet or spray)
  • Lot traceability: Fully lot traceable; each lot tested for endotoxins
  • Shipment documentation: Certificate of Irradiation, Certificate of Compliance, and Certificate of Analysis
  • Format / size: 16 fl. oz. (473 mL) trigger spray bottle
  • Case pack: 12 poly bottles per case (16 fl. oz. trigger spray bottles)
  • Recommended environments: ISO Class 3–8; Class 1–100,000; EU Grade A–D
About the Manufacturer: 

ITW Texwipe is a long-established contamination-control manufacturer focused on controlled-environment consumables and critical cleaning products used in regulated operations where sterility assurance, low-residue performance, and lot-level traceability are central to day-to-day compliance.

 

For over 35 years SOS and Texwipe have been close partners. As the authorized Master Distributor of ITW Texwipe for the United States market, SOSCleanroom supports customers who need stable supply, repeatable paperwork, and a team that understands how sterile alcohols are actually staged, transferred, and used inside cleanrooms and sterile suites.

TX3267 Features:
  • 0.2 µm filtered; filled in an ISO Class 5 environment
  • Individually double-bagged and gamma irradiated to SAL 10-6
  • Evaporates leaving extremely low residue (application- and surface-dependent)
  • Adjustable trigger spray for controlled delivery (jet or spray)
  • Fully lot traceable; each lot tested for endotoxins
  • Shipment documentation provided (Certificate of Irradiation, Compliance, and Analysis)
TX3267 Benefits:
  • Sterile readiness: Designed for workflows where a sterile alcohol is required inside sterile suites and controlled environments.
  • Residue control intent: Ethanol-based wipe-downs are commonly selected when clean evaporation and low residuals are important (verify against your surfaces and acceptance criteria).
  • Transfer discipline: Double-bagging supports exterior wipe-down prior to introducing the inner bag to cleaner areas.
  • Audit support: Lot traceability and shipment documentation streamline QA release, investigations, and routine recordkeeping.
Common Applications:
  • Surface cleaning and residue removal in cleanrooms and sterile suites
  • Wipe-down for pass-through transfer into controlled environments
  • Use on gloved hands in sterile suites (only when permitted by site SOP)
  • Used in conjunction with sterile, low-linting cleanroom wipers (process-dependent)
Best-Practice Use:
  • Wet-contact discipline: For disinfection steps, follow your site SOP for required wet-contact time and re-wetting frequency. Alcohols are not typically used as sporicides.
  • Wipe pattern: Use straight-line strokes and work from clean-to-less-clean areas to minimize re-deposition.
  • Use compatible wipers: Pair with sterile, low-linting wipers appropriate to your surface hardness and scratch sensitivity.
  • Change-out triggers: Replace wipes when visibly soiled or when residue begins to smear or streak.
  • Safety controls: Denatured ethanol is flammable—use in a well-ventilated area, keep away from ignition sources, and follow your EHS program and the SDS.
Selection Notes (70% Denatured Ethanol vs. Other Alcohol Options)
  • 70% ethanol vs. 70% IPA: Both are widely used in controlled environments; selection is commonly driven by residue profile, surface compatibility, odor preferences, and your validated SOP requirements.
  • Sterile vs. non-sterile: Sterile alcohols are typically specified for ISO 5/Grade A or aseptic operations and for items introduced into critical areas; non-sterile formats are commonly used in less critical zones (site- and process-dependent).
  • Trigger spray vs. bulk: Trigger sprays support point-of-use control and reduce handling steps; bulk bottles are often selected for filling smaller dispensers or higher consumption rates (follow your transfer and filtration/sterility controls).

Manufacturer documents (TDS / SDS):

Other Similar Products Available From SOSCleanroom.com

Sterile Denatured Ethanol (EtOH)

Sterile 70% Isopropanol (IPA) Alternatives

Notes: Alcohol choice and sterility level should align with your validated SOP (surface compatibility, residue limits, wet-contact time requirements, and transfer controls). If you want help selecting between sterile ethanol vs. sterile IPA, or trigger spray vs. bulk formats, SOSCleanroom can provide practical, process-aware guidance.

For over 35 years SOS and Texwipe have been close partners. SOSCleanroom is the authorized Master Distributor of ITW Texwipe for the United States market.

Product page updated: Jan. 7, 2026 (SOS Technical Staff)

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The Technical Vault Sterile 70% Denatured Ethanol · ISO Class 5 Fill · SAL 10−6 Irradiation · Wipe-Technique Discipline for ISO/USP/Annex 1 Programs

Texwipe TX3267 Sterile 70% Denatured Ethanol (EtOH) Solution — 16 fl. oz. Adjustable Trigger Spray

Texwipe TX3267 is a sterile, ready-to-use 70% denatured ethanol (EtOH) solution designed for controlled-environment wipe-downs where a sterile alcohol is required by SOP (e.g., sterile-suite disinfection steps, pass-through decontamination, and routine surface preparation). TX3267 is 0.2 µm filtered, filled in an ISO Class 5 environment, individually double-bagged for transfer control, and gamma irradiated to a sterility assurance level (SAL) of 10−6. Each lot is positioned for audit-friendly control with lot traceability, endotoxin testing, and shipment documentation.

At-a-glance (key published attributes)
  • Part number: TX3267
  • Solution: Sterile 70% denatured ethanol (EtOH), ready-to-use
  • Filtration / fill: 0.2 µm filtered; filled in an ISO Class 5 environment
  • Sterility assurance: Gamma irradiated to SAL 10−6
  • Packaging: Individually double-bagged for sterile-suite transfer control
  • Documentation: Lot traceability + shipment documentation (Certificates of Irradiation, Compliance, and Analysis)
  • Lot testing: Endotoxin testing stated by manufacturer
  • Dispensing: Adjustable trigger spray (jet or spray)
  • Format / size: 16 fl. oz. bottle
  • Residue note: Evaporates leaving extremely low residue (surface/application dependent)

1) Where sterile 70% ethanol fits (and where it does not)

Sterile alcohol is commonly used as a routine/intermediate disinfectant and wipe-down solvent on hard, non-porous surfaces in controlled environments. TX3267 is typically selected when you need (a) a sterile packaged alcohol for use inside higher grade areas, and (b) documentation that supports contamination-control accountability across shifts.

Important scope note (accuracy-first)

70% alcohol is not a sporicide. Many validated programs use sterile alcohol for routine steps and implement a separate sporicidal agent on a defined schedule (rotation) based on risk assessment and contamination control strategy (CCS).

2) Standards alignment (USP, ISO, Annex 1) — educational reference

In regulated cleanrooms, compliance is evaluated as process control: written procedures, trained operator behavior, documentation, and repeatable execution. USP <797> and USP <800> expect cleaning/disinfection activities to be governed by SOPs (agents, methods, frequencies, and PPE). EU GMP Annex 1 emphasizes contamination control strategy (CCS), validated disinfection, and disciplined operator practices in Grade A/B. ISO cleanroom operations guidance supports an operations control program covering personnel practices, cleaning, and material movement.

Key compliance reality: standards do not mandate a specific alcohol brand. Facilities must select, qualify, validate, document, and train on the exact product, wipe method, and any wet-contact expectations used in their rooms.

3) Application technique that holds up in critical environments

A. Prefer “spray-to-wipe” in ISO-critical zones

In higher grade areas, many facilities apply sterile alcohol onto a sterile, low-linting wiper and then wipe the surface. This improves saturation control and reduces overspray/aerosolization near airflow paths and open components.

B. Unidirectional wipe discipline

Use straight-line, overlapping strokes; rotate to a clean wipe face frequently. Avoid re-depositing soils by dragging a loaded wipe across a large area. Replace wipes when they become visibly soiled, over-saturated, or contact a non-controlled surface.

C. Wet-contact time must be defined by SOP

If your SOP uses alcohol as a disinfection/sanitation step, keep the surface visibly wet for the required contact time (re-wet as needed). In high airflow environments, alcohol can flash off quickly—technique and wiper selection determine whether you meet validated conditions.

4) Double-bag transfer control (make it real, not symbolic)

TX3267 is individually double-bagged to support staged de-bagging. The value of this packaging is only realized when your facility removes outer bags in the correct transition zones (per SOP) and prevents “shortcuts” that compromise surfaces or packaging integrity.

5) Suggested system pairings (validated-program logic)

Sterile alcohol performance is inseparable from the wiper and PPE system. Final selection must match your ISO class, residue limits, and SOP validation.

6) Common failure modes (what to watch in audits)

  • Wet-time failure: spraying and wiping dry immediately when SOP expects a disinfectant contact time.
  • Cross-contamination wiping: using one loaded wipe face across large areas (re-deposition).
  • Improper staging: bypassing staged de-bagging or placing sterile-packaged bottles on non-controlled surfaces.
  • Touch events: adjusting hood/mask/eyewear with gloved hands without defined recovery steps.

7) Safety and handling (non-negotiables)

Flammability + SDS control

Denatured ethanol solutions are highly flammable. Control ignition sources, ensure appropriate ventilation, and follow your facility’s EHS program. Always refer to the current SDS and your internal SOP for storage, spill response, and disposal guidance.

Disclaimer: This Technical Vault content is provided for educational and reference purposes only. It does not constitute regulatory, quality, engineering, environmental health & safety, or legal advice. Alcohol use as a cleaner/disinfectant, any required wet-contact time, wiping technique, transfer/handling controls, PPE requirements, and disinfectant rotation strategy must be defined, validated, and documented by the end user in accordance with internal SOPs, risk assessments, and applicable standards and regulations. Always follow manufacturer instructions and the current SDS/TDS.

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