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Texwipe TX707A CleanFoam Large Rectangular Head Swab (Closed Cell)

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SKU:
TX707A BAG
Availability:
7 - 14 Business Days
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Calculated at Checkout
Quantity Option (Bag):
100 Swabs Per Bag (2 Inner Bags of 50 Swabs)
Quantity Option (Case):
10 Bags of 100 Swabs Per Case
Type:
Dry Swab
Swab Family:
CleanFoam
Swab Material:
Foam

Texwipe TX707A CleanFoam Large Rectangular Head Cleanroom Swab (Closed-Cell, 100 PPI)

Texwipe TX707A CleanFoam is a low-linting (no swab is truly ‘zero-lint’ in every process condition), closed-cell polyurethane foam cleanroom swab engineered for controlled solvent handling, broad contact on small flats, and precise cleaning of intersecting surfaces, joints, and recessed features. Constructed from high-quality 100 PPI polyurethane foam with complete thermal bond construction (no adhesives), TX707A is cleanroom processed for low nonvolatile residues (NVRs) and ions, manufactured to consistent tolerances using high-precision automated processes, lot coded for traceability, and packaged in a silicone-free and amide-free bag. The long, easy-grip polypropylene handle supports stable technique for optics, microelectronics, semiconductor, pharmaceutical, and other critical clean environments where repeatability matters.

Program note: TX707A is commonly selected when teams need a rectangular foam contact patch to control streaking/film, grab fine particulates, and keep solvent delivery consistent—while maintaining lot-level traceability and clean packaging controls for audit-friendly contamination-control workflows.

Specifications:
  • Type: Dry cleanroom swab
  • Swab family: CleanFoam® Series A (closed-cell)
  • Head material: 100 PPI CleanFoam polyurethane foam
  • Head shape: Large rectangular head (rigid paddle)
  • Head width: 15.0 mm (0.591")
  • Head thickness: 8.8 mm (0.346")
  • Head length: 25.0 mm (0.984")
  • Handle material: Polypropylene (100% virgin polypropylene handle)
  • Handle width: 6.6 mm (0.260")
  • Handle thickness: 3.2 mm (0.126")
  • Handle length: 106.0 mm (4.173")
  • Total swab length: 131.0 mm (5.157")
  • Head bond: Thermal (no adhesive head bond)
  • Handle color: Light green
  • Packaging: 100 swabs/bag (2 inner bags of 50 swabs); 10 bags/case
  • Clean packaging: Silicone-free and amide-free bag; lot coded for traceability
  • Temperature guidance: Appropriate for use with temperatures less than 350°F
  • Use environments: Controlled environments and cleanrooms (final suitability depends on your process, solvent system, and technique)
  • Country of origin: See manufacturer documentation
About the Manufacturer: 

Texwipe (an ITW company) differentiates itself in cleanroom swabbing by treating the swab as a controlled, engineered tool—not a commodity applicator. For CleanFoam swabs, performance starts with consistent foam structure (100 PPI), then leverages complete thermal bonding to eliminate adhesive contamination pathways, controlled processing to reduce residues/ions, and automated manufacturing to hold dimensional tolerances that support repeatable operator technique.

 

Texwipe also emphasizes practical contamination controls that matter line-side: lot coding for traceability and silicone-free, amide-free packaging for processes sensitive to transfer films and false positives. SOSCleanroom (SOS) supports that discipline with a close working relationship with Texwipe focused on continuity of supply, documentation-friendly handoff, and application support—so customers can standardize cleanroom swabs with predictable performance while maintaining procurement reliability and audit readiness.

TX707A Features:
  • Closed-cell 100 PPI polyurethane foam head designed for consistent solvent uptake and controlled release
  • Complete thermal bond construction (no adhesives) to reduce adhesive-driven contamination risk at the head bond
  • Cleanroom processed for low NVRs and ions (process-dependent)
  • High-precision automated manufacturing for consistent tolerances and repeatable technique
  • Lot coded for traceability and quality control
  • Silicone-free and amide-free bagging to support sensitive cleaning and inspection workflows
  • 100% virgin polypropylene handle for chemical resistance and controlled handling
  • Autoclave safe in dry heat and steam (verify suitability with your internal protocol)
TX707A Benefits:
  • Rectangular contact control: Broad, stable swab face helps reduce streaking and “extra passes” that can drive redeposition (technique-dependent)
  • Solvent handling for critical cleaning: Foam readily absorbs solvents and solutions and helps lift particulates during controlled wipe steps
  • Reduced contamination pathways: Thermal bonding eliminates adhesive contamination at the head bond
  • Process-friendly packaging: Silicone-free/amide-free packaging supports processes sensitive to transfer films and residue-based inspection failures
  • Long-handle reach: Easier access to recessed features, joints, and intersecting surfaces while keeping hand placement controlled
  • Audit-ready traceability: Lot coding supports investigations, incoming checks, and process traceability expectations
Common Applications:
  • Applying and removing lubricants, adhesives, and process solutions in critical clean environments
  • Scrubbing recessed areas, corners, and tight wipe points
  • Removal of excess materials and debris on small flats and interfaces
  • Cleaning intersecting surfaces and joints where a stable contact patch matters
  • Cleaning with compatible solutions and solvents (verify chemical compatibility to your SOP)
  • Picking up fine powders and particulate residues
  • Optics and precision assembly cleaning where solvent spread and film control are critical
Best-Practice Use:
  • Pre-wet with control: Wet the foam with your approved solvent/cleaner to damp (not dripping) before contact to avoid flooding seams, joints, and interfaces.
  • Use the full rectangle: Keep the rectangular face flat on the surface to stabilize pressure and reduce edge-loading that can streak.
  • One-direction strokes: Use straight-line strokes and avoid circular scrubbing unless your SOP requires it; change the swab face/edge rather than re-wiping with a loaded surface.
  • Rotate/replace early: When the foam loads with soil, residues, or tacky films, replace the swab to avoid redeposition and haze after dry-down.
  • Handle discipline: Do not touch the foam head; keep gloves and hand placement on the handle only to preserve cleanliness.
Selection Notes (TX707A vs. Other Options)
  • TX707A vs. TX708A (circular head): Choose TX707A when a rectangular contact patch improves edge-to-edge coverage and stroke stability on small flats; choose TX708A when a circular head better fits curved geometries or point contact.
  • TX707A vs. TX709A/TX710A (flexible heads): Choose TX707A when you want a rigid paddle for stable flat contact; choose flexible-head swabs when you need controlled flex into recessed features with variable angles.
  • TX707A vs. TX712A (rectangular head): Both support rectangular cleaning; select by head size/geometry and handle feel based on your access constraints and contact area needs.
  • Temperature guidance: If you are cleaning warm fixtures/tooling, confirm your process temperatures remain below 350°F and validate against your internal protocol.

Link to Texwipe Technical Datasheet:
Click Here
Texwipe.com PDF: Click Here

Other Similar Products Available From SOSCleanroom.com

CleanFoam® Series A (Closed-Cell) Swabs

  • TX706A: CleanFoam keyboard swab (closed-cell) for detailed wipe points
  • TX708A: CleanFoam circular head swab (closed-cell) for rounded contact needs
  • TX709A: CleanFoam medium flexible head swab (closed-cell) for angled access
  • TX710A: CleanFoam large flexible head swab (closed-cell) for controlled flex and reach
  • TX712A: CleanFoam rectangular head swab (closed-cell) for flat contact and interfaces

Notes: Looking for application guidance or qualification context for Texwipe TX707A CleanFoam large rectangular head cleanroom swabs (closed-cell, 100 PPI)? Open the SOSCleanroom Technical Vault tab above for practical swabbing technique, selection notes (TX707A vs. alternatives), and the traceability/packaging details teams typically review when standardizing foam swabs in ISO-class controlled environments.

SOSCleanroom.com supports contamination-control programs with cleanroom consumables in stock, fair pricing, and responsive technical support—backed by same-day shipping options and customer service that understands real cleanroom workflows.

Product page updated: Jan. 5, 2026 (SOS Technical Staff)

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The Technical Vault By SOSCleanroom
ISO 14644 Operations Control CleanFoam® Series A (TX707A) Foam (closed-cell polyurethane foam; 100 PPI) Rigid paddle support; polypropylene handle Precision Cleaning / Solvent Control / Broad Flats Lot Traceability

Texwipe TX707A CleanFoam® Large Rectangular Head Foam Cleanroom Swab (Closed Cell) — Stable Paddle Contact for Controlled Solvent Cleaning on Flats, Ledges, and Recessed Features

Texwipe’s TX707A CleanFoam® Large Rectangular Head Swab is a cleanroom-processed, non-sterile foam swab used when teams need controlled solvent handling with a larger, stable contact patch than micro swabs can provide. The closed-cell polyurethane foam head is commonly selected for solvent pickup/release control and low-lint positioning relative to improvised swabbing tools, subject to method qualification. A rigid internal paddle supports consistent pressure distribution across flats, ledges, lands, and interfaces, and can help maintain repeatable stroke discipline on broad features. In optical/electronics cleaning workflows, outcomes typically depend on solvent selection, controlled wetness (damp vs. wet), short unidirectional strokes, and rotating the head to present a clean face as loading occurs. As with all swabbing, loaded heads can shift from removal to re-deposition; discard triggers and change-out cadence are often written into SOPs to support repeatability. For controlled or validated programs, confirm chemistry compatibility and acceptance criteria using current manufacturer documentation and lot records.

Operations takeaway: In cleanrooms, swabs are a precision tool. The outcome depends on head material, solvent loading, stroke discipline, and single-use/change-out rules.


ISO-first context: where swabs fit in cleanroom operations control

ISO 14644-5:2025 places cleaning and handling activities under a documented Operations Control Programme (OCP). Swabs belong in that system because they directly influence localized contamination (particles, fibers, residues, and solvent carryover). Where swabs are used for precision cleaning (e.g., corners, ports, fixtures) or verification-related activities, the method should be written, trained, and repeatable: approved solvent, defined wetness, defined motion (stroke count/direction), and defined change-out triggers.

Control point: “Overworking” a swab is a common failure mode. Once the head loads, it becomes a redeposit tool. Build discard frequency into the SOP.


Specifications (SKU controls for RFQs, SOPs, and receiving)
  • Product: Texwipe TX707A CleanFoam® Series A
  • Head material: Foam (closed-cell polyurethane foam; 100 PPI) (verify per manufacturer documentation)
  • Tip geometry: Large rectangular head; approx. 15.0 mm (0.59") W x 8.6 mm (0.34") T x 24.9 mm (0.98") L (verify per manufacturer documentation)
  • Handle: Polypropylene handle; approx. 105.9 mm (4.17") handle length; internal rigid paddle support (verify per manufacturer documentation)
  • Residue / lint positioning: Cleanroom processed for low NVR and ions; thermally bonded construction; silicone-free and amide-free bag packaging (verify per manufacturer documentation)
  • Sterility: Non-sterile (verify per manufacturer documentation)
  • Packaging: 100 swabs/bag (commonly 2 inner bags of 50); 10 bags/case (verify current configuration per manufacturer documentation)

Documentation rule: For controlled/validated programs, acceptance criteria should be based on current manufacturer documentation and lot records.


What this swab is designed to do (typical use cases)
  • Precision cleaning on broader flats, ledges, lands, cover faces, and interface surfaces where a stable contact patch is needed
  • Controlled solvent application/removal (IPA, acetone, engineered solvent per SOP) with defined wetness targets
  • Removing particulate or residue from tool interfaces and fixtures, including recessed features where cloth/wiper contact is too broad
  • Uniform dispersing of approved solvents across a defined area where localized control is needed
  • Sampling/verification workflows only if applicable and permitted by your SOP

Selection note: Match the swab head material to the task: foam for solvent control and low linting, polyester for durability and precision wiping, specialty options for ESD or micro-features—then validate to your surface and chemistry.


Best-practice use (reduce residues, particles, and rework)
  1. Control introduction: bring swabs into the cleanroom per OCP rules (outer packaging removal, staging, storage).
  2. Control wetness: use a defined “damp” loading (not dripping). Excess solvent is a primary cause of residue streaking and pooling.
  3. Directional strokes: use short, controlled, unidirectional strokes. Avoid scrubbing that redistributes contamination.
  4. Rotate the head: present a clean face/edge as you move; do not keep wiping with a loaded surface.
  5. Change-out triggers: discard when the head loads, frays, sheds, or the solvent profile changes (drying or over-wetting).
  6. Waste discipline: discard immediately into the designated waste stream (do not stage used swabs on benches).

Method standardization tip: If outcomes vary, lock three variables: solvent used, wetness target, and stroke count per feature.


Misuse controls & when not to use
  • If sterility is required: do not substitute non-sterile swabs for sterile workflows.
  • If you are sampling for validation: do not substitute cleaning swabs for protocol-defined sampling devices and methods.
  • If the chemistry is aggressive: verify compatibility of the head bond/construction and handle material to the solvent.
  • If ESD is critical: use an ESD-safe swab/handle where required and validate resistance/grounding to your program.

Recommended glove pairing (cleanroom handling discipline)

Pair precision swabbing with cleanroom-appropriate gloves to reduce transfer contamination and maintain repeatable technique. If you want to standardize one glove across this swab series, provide the glove SKU URL and we will lock it as we did for wipers.

Glove discipline: Change gloves when contaminated, solvent-wet, torn, or after contacting non-controlled surfaces.


Why buy this cleanroom swab from SOSCleanroom
  • Configuration control: Swab performance is geometry- and material-sensitive; ordering by exact SKU supports method consistency.
  • Audit readiness support: We help customers locate current manufacturer documentation aligned to receiving controls and lot traceability expectations.
  • One-cart procurement: Pair swabs with solvents, wipers, gloves, and facility consumables so your cleaning method stays consistent.

Manufacturer documentation (authoritative references)
  • SOSCleanroom product page: Click Here
  • Manufacturer documentation portal: Click Here
  • ISO 14644-5:2025 operations standard overview (ISO listing): Click Here

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