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Texwipe TX3213 Sterile PolySat 9" x 11" Polypropylene Cleanroom Wiper Pre-Wetted 70% IPA (Case Qty.)

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Pre-Wet Wiper
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PolySat
Material:
Polypropylene
Wiper Size:
9" x 11"
Wiper Edge:
Cut Edge
Sterile:
Yes
ISO Class:
ISO 5 (Class 100) - ISO 8 (Class 100,000)
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Texwipe TX3213 Sterile PolySat® 9" x 11" Polypropylene Cleanroom Wipers - Pre-Wetted 70% IPA / 30% DIW - 1,000 Wipers/Case

Texwipe TX3213 Sterile PolySat® is a gamma-irradiated, pre-wetted cleanroom wiper manufactured from 100% melt-blown polypropylene. Designed for controlled cleaning applications requiring sterile consumables, TX3213 combines a soft, low-linting nonwoven substrate with a ready-to-use solution of 70% USP-grade isopropyl alcohol (IPA) and 30% deionized water (DIW).

Each 9" x 11" wiper features cut-edge construction and is pre-wetted with an IPA/DIW solution filtered to 0.2 µm. The factory-prepared format reduces the need for manual solvent mixing, dilution, and wetting of dry wipers at the point of use, helping operators maintain consistent cleaning practices while reducing unnecessary handling of free liquid.

TX3213 is gamma irradiated and sterile validated to a Sterility Assurance Level (SAL) of 10-6 according to AAMI guidelines. Texwipe also tests the product for endotoxin and provides manufacturer lot-specific Certificates of Compliance, Analysis, and Irradiation. These documents support material qualification, traceability, and quality review in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and other controlled manufacturing environments.

The sterile wipers are supplied in peel-and-reseal flexpacks containing 50 wipers each. One manufacturer case contains 20 flexpacks, totaling 1,000 individual sterile wipers. This packaging supports convenient dispensing, controlled material transfer, and reduced evaporation between uses when the package is handled and resealed appropriately.

Texwipe identifies TX3213 for ISO Classes 5 through 8 and EU GMP Grades B through D. The manufacturer's product positioning also references applicable USP <797> and USP <800> wiping requirements. Facilities must independently determine suitability for their specific processes, contamination-control strategies, and cleaning or disinfection procedures.

Sterile Cleaning Advantage: TX3213 combines a soft polypropylene substrate, factory-prepared 70% IPA / 30% DIW, gamma irradiation validated to SAL 10-6, and manufacturer lot-specific documentation. Its 50-count resealable flexpacks help support controlled dispensing and consistent wiping in qualified sterile and aseptic environments.

Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Texwipe, an ITW company
  • Manufacturer Part Number: TX3213
  • SOSCleanroom SKU: TX3213 CASE
  • Brand: Sterile PolySat®
  • Product Type: Sterile Pre-Wetted Cleanroom Wiper
  • Wiper Material: 100% melt-blown polypropylene
  • Wiper Construction: Soft nonwoven
  • Edge Treatment: Cut edge
  • Wiper Color: White
  • Nominal Size: 9" x 11" (23 cm x 28 cm)
  • Wetting Chemistry: 70% isopropyl alcohol / 30% deionized water
  • Alcohol Grade: USP-grade IPA
  • Solution Filtration: 0.2 µm
  • Presentation: Factory pre-wetted, ready to use
  • Sterility: Sterile
  • Sterilization Method: Gamma irradiation
  • Sterility Assurance Level: 10-6
  • Sterilization Validation: According to AAMI guidelines
  • Irradiation Dose: Refer to applicable lot-specific Certificate of Irradiation
  • Endotoxin: Manufacturer tested; numerical acceptance requirements must be confirmed in applicable quality documentation
  • Cleanroom Environment: ISO Classes 5-8
  • Traditional Cleanroom Classes: Class 100-100,000
  • EU GMP Environment: Grades B-D, subject to facility requirements
  • Packaging Format: Peel-and-reseal sterile flexpack
  • Wipers per Flexpack: 50
  • Flexpacks per Manufacturer Case: 20
  • Total Wipers per Case: 1,000
  • Manufacturer Lot Identification: Lot coded
  • Quality Documentation: Certificates of Compliance, Analysis, and Irradiation
  • Validation Documentation: Sterile validation documentation available from the manufacturer upon request
  • Published Shelf Life: 3 years from date of manufacture
  • Country of Manufacture: USA
  • Manufacturer Quality Registration: ISO 9001
  • Product Use: Single-use disposable wiping
  • Primary Application: Sterile surface cleaning and wiping
  • Product Limitation: Not independently established as a registered disinfectant or sporicide
  • Manufacturer Technical Reference: TEX-LIT-TDS-013 Rev. 00-05/18
  • SOSCleanroom Purchasing Configuration: Case quantity only
Sterile Packaging and Manufacturer Case Configuration:

TX3213 is supplied in convenient peel-and-reseal sterile flexpacks. The packaging helps reduce evaporation of the IPA/DIW solution and allows operators to dispense the required number of wipers while minimizing unnecessary exposure of the remaining contents.

Packaging Level Quantity Description
Sterile Flexpack 50 wipers Peel-and-reseal package for controlled dispensing
Manufacturer Case 20 flexpacks Standard manufacturer case configuration
Total Case Quantity 1,000 wipers 20 flexpacks of 50 sterile wipers

Each case is accompanied by applicable manufacturer quality documentation. Individual flexpacks must be inspected for damage, expiration, and package integrity before introduction into controlled environments.

Case Quantity Confirmation: TX3213 is packaged 50 sterile wipers per flexpack and 20 flexpacks per manufacturer case, totaling 1,000 wipers. Do not confuse this configuration with TX1051 non-sterile PolySat®, which contains 24 flexpacks per case, or TX3216 Sterile PolySat®, which contains 20 wipers per flexpack.

About the Manufacturer:

Texwipe, an ITW company, manufactures cleanroom wipers, swabs, pre-wetted cleaning products, and contamination-control supplies for pharmaceutical manufacturing, biotechnology, semiconductor processing, medical devices, and other critical industries.

The Sterile PolySat® product family combines melt-blown polypropylene substrates with controlled IPA/DIW pre-wetting, validated gamma irradiation, and manufacturer lot documentation. These features are intended to support consistent cleaning and traceable use of sterile wiping consumables in regulated operations.

SOSCleanroom is an authorized Texwipe distributor, providing manufacturer product information, cleaning-supply selection assistance, case-quantity verification, and procurement support for contamination-controlled environments.

TX3213 Features:
  • Gamma-irradiated sterile cleanroom wiper
  • Validated Sterility Assurance Level of 10-6
  • 100% melt-blown polypropylene substrate
  • Soft nonwoven construction with cut edges
  • 9" x 11" nominal wiping dimensions
  • Pre-wetted with USP-grade 70% IPA / 30% DIW
  • 0.2 µm filtered wetting solution
  • Ready-to-use sterile wiping presentation
  • Low particle and extractables design
  • Suitable for general wiping of compatible surfaces
  • ISO Class 5-8 manufacturer positioning
  • EU GMP Grades B-D environmental positioning
  • Manufacturer endotoxin testing
  • Certificates of Compliance, Analysis, and Irradiation
  • Lot coding and manufacturer expiration dating
  • Peel-and-reseal sterile flexpack
  • Controlled dispensing and reduced evaporation
  • 50 wipers per flexpack
  • 20 flexpacks per manufacturer case
  • 1,000 sterile wipers per case
  • Three-year published shelf life
TX3213 Benefits:
  • Validated Sterile Presentation: Gamma irradiation to SAL 10-6 supports procedures requiring sterile wiping materials.
  • Lot-Specific Quality Documentation: Manufacturer certificates provide traceability for quality review and receiving requirements.
  • Reduced Solvent Preparation: Factory pre-wetting eliminates routine manual mixing and filtration of the IPA/DIW formulation.
  • Controlled Cleaning Chemistry: A defined 70% IPA / 30% DIW mixture helps standardize the cleaning consumable.
  • Soft Polypropylene Contact: The nonwoven substrate supports wiping of compatible equipment and sensitive surfaces.
  • Low Particle and Extractables Design: Texwipe manufactures PolySat® to minimize contamination contribution during appropriate use.
  • Reduced Free-Liquid Handling: Pre-wetted wipes reduce the need for separate spray bottles and direct solvent application.
  • Consistent Dispensing: Resealable packaging supports controlled removal of wipes at the point of use.
  • Evaporation Management: Prompt closure helps preserve the wetness of remaining wipes.
  • Material Traceability: Lot coding and expiration labeling support inventory and qualification procedures.
  • Case-Level Supply: A 1,000-wiper case supports recurring cleaning schedules and controlled material distribution.
  • Process Flexibility: Suitable for a range of qualified wiping operations involving compatible surfaces and residues.
Common Applications:
  • Sterile wiping of compatible pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment
  • Cleaning equipment and work surfaces in qualified aseptic environments
  • Biotechnology production support
  • Microbiological laboratory cleaning
  • Wiping stainless steel equipment exteriors and fixtures
  • Cleaning tools and accessories before controlled-area introduction
  • Removal of compatible lubricants, adhesives, and processing aids
  • Wiping cleanroom carts and material-handling accessories
  • Approved cleaning of gloves and items entering controlled environments
  • Routine cleaning within qualified ISO Class 5-8 areas
  • Pharmaceutical compounding environments under applicable procedures
  • Material-transfer and equipment-preparation activities
  • Controlled production and maintenance cleaning
  • Cleaning procedures that require sterile, pre-wetted consumables
Sterilization, Irradiation and Lot Documentation:

TX3213 is gamma irradiated and validated to SAL 10-6 in accordance with AAMI guidelines. Texwipe provides lot-associated documentation that supports the identification and qualification of sterile material received for controlled manufacturing operations.

  • Certificate of Irradiation: Documents the applicable irradiation information associated with the manufactured lot.
  • Certificate of Compliance: Supports confirmation that supplied products meet the manufacturer's applicable requirements.
  • Certificate of Analysis: Provides manufacturer quality information for the applicable product or lot.
  • Sterility Assurance Level: Validated SAL 10-6 describes the sterilization assurance target.
  • Endotoxin Testing: Manufacturer testing is reported; where a numerical endotoxin limit is required, review the applicable documentation.
  • Lot Coding: Supports tracking from receipt through controlled use.
  • Expiration Dating: Use the labeled expiration date when releasing material for use.
  • Package Integrity: Inspect packaging for damage or evidence of compromised closure.
  • Manufacturer Validation: Sterile validation documentation may be requested where needed for material qualification.
  • Quality Records: Retain certificates and lot information according to facility procedures.

The Sterility Assurance Level does not identify a universal irradiation dose for every production lot. The actual dose information should be obtained from the applicable Certificate of Irradiation.

Sterile Documentation Guidance: Texwipe identifies TX3213 as gamma irradiated to a validated SAL 10-6 and supplies Certificates of Compliance, Analysis, and Irradiation with each case. Use the manufacturer lot documents for release decisions, irradiation records, and any applicable endotoxin requirements. Sterile assurance also depends on maintaining package integrity and proper handling.

Sterile Material Transfer and Dispensing:

The peel-and-reseal packaging is suitable for controlled dispensing and permits exterior wipe-down as part of a facility-approved material-transfer procedure. Sterile product status does not eliminate the need for proper transfer, gowning, dispensing, or environmental controls.

  • Verify Material: Confirm TX3213 identification and the correct manufacturer lot.
  • Inspect Packaging: Check for leaks, damage, and compromised closures.
  • Check Expiration: Use only material within its assigned expiration and approved in-use period.
  • Prepare for Transfer: Remove unnecessary shipping materials before entering controlled areas.
  • Follow Exterior Cleaning Requirements: Use the approved product and procedure for package wipe-down.
  • Protect Package Openings: Prevent unqualified surface or glove contact with unused wipes.
  • Dispense at the Approved Location: Open only when the controlled procedure permits.
  • Minimize Open Time: Remove the required wiper without leaving the entire package unnecessarily exposed.
  • Reseal Promptly: Help maintain wetness and protect remaining contents.
  • Control In-Use Life: Follow the facility's approved opened-pack handling limits.
  • Document Use: Record manufacturer lot and cleaning activity when required.

Handling Guidance: A sterile wipe can become contaminated through improper material transfer, packaging contact, or dispensing. Follow the site's approved transfer process and do not assume that wiping the exterior of a package makes that exterior sterile.

Best-Practice Wiping Procedure:

The effectiveness of a pre-wetted cleanroom wiper depends on more than its substrate and chemistry. Wiping direction, surface coverage, change-out frequency, package handling, and contamination-control practices all affect the outcome.

  1. Confirm the Approved Application: Verify that TX3213 is suitable for the surface and room classification.
  2. Inspect the Flexpack: Check package integrity, lot identification, and expiration.
  3. Complete the Material Transfer: Follow applicable exterior cleaning and controlled-area entry procedures.
  4. Prepare Personnel: Use approved cleanroom gloves and required protective clothing.
  5. Open the Flexpack: Peel back the closure only as far as needed to dispense a wipe.
  6. Remove One Wiper: Avoid contact with the remaining wipes.
  7. Reseal the Package: Close promptly to reduce solvent evaporation and unnecessary exposure.
  8. Fold the Wiper: Create manageable clean wiping faces where permitted by the approved SOP.
  9. Apply Controlled Strokes: Use overlapping strokes in the prescribed cleaning direction.
  10. Maintain Appropriate Contact: Apply sufficient pressure without unnecessary abrasion.
  11. Change Wiping Faces: Avoid redepositing collected residues on cleaned areas.
  12. Replace When Necessary: Discard wipes that are soiled, damaged, dry, or otherwise unsuitable.
  13. Do Not Reuse: Never return a used wipe to the original package.
  14. Complete Cleaning Records: Document the activity as required by the approved procedure.

Wiping Guidance: Pre-wetted sterile wipes reduce solvent-preparation steps but do not eliminate the need for controlled wiping. Follow the facility's established cleaning pattern, wipe-change criteria, surface compatibility requirements, and documentation procedures.

Polypropylene Substrate and Edge Construction:

TX3213 uses a soft 100% melt-blown polypropylene substrate with cut edges. This construction provides different wiping and contamination-control characteristics from cellulose/polyester blends and sealed-border polyester fabrics.

  • 100% Polypropylene: Synthetic nonwoven material designed for general cleanroom wiping.
  • Cut Edge: Does not offer the same edge containment as a sealed-border polyester wiper.
  • Soft Surface Contact: Suitable for compatible sensitive and equipment surfaces.
  • Low Particle Design: Manufactured to control particle and extractables contributions.
  • Abrasion Resistance: Texwipe identifies the substrate as suitable for wiping abrasive surfaces without easily snagging.
  • Fiber Considerations: Select a qualified sealed-edge alternative where process specifications require tighter edge-related fiber control.
  • Chemical Compatibility: Evaluate compatibility with the cleaning chemistry and equipment material.
  • Application Qualification: Use facility limits to establish suitability for particularly critical product-contact surfaces.

Material Selection Guidance: TX3213 is a sterile, cut-edge polypropylene wiper. Sterile presentation does not automatically make its fiber-release or residue performance equivalent to that of a sealed-edge polyester wipe. Choose the substrate based on the cleaning surface and the process's particle, fiber, ionic, and residue requirements.

70% IPA / 30% DIW Chemistry and Limitations:

TX3213 is pre-wetted with USP-grade 70% IPA and 30% DIW. The manufacturer identifies 0.2 µm filtration of the wetting solution and subsequent validated gamma irradiation of the sterile product.

  • Ready-to-Use Formula: Reduces operator mixing and dilution steps.
  • Cleaning Performance: IPA helps remove compatible processing residues, lubricants, and soils.
  • Controlled Solution: Manufacturer preparation supports consistent chemistry and wetness.
  • Solution Filtration: The IPA/DIW mixture is filtered to 0.2 µm.
  • Finished Product Sterility: Supported by validated gamma irradiation, not filtration alone.
  • Surface Compatibility: Evaluate plastics, coatings, adhesives, labels, and other sensitive finishes.
  • IPA Evaporation: Wipes can become less wet when exposed to air or stored in poorly resealed packaging.
  • Disinfection: Do not assume that the product has independently validated efficacy against every microorganism.
  • Sporicidal Activity: Not a substitute for a qualified sporicidal product.
  • Contact Time: Follow the applicable facility-approved disinfectant instructions where disinfection is required.
  • Hazardous Drug Residues: Do not assume IPA wiping provides validated hazardous-drug deactivation or decontamination.

Chemistry Guidance: Sterility, cleaning, and disinfection are different product characteristics. TX3213 is sterile and pre-wetted with 70% IPA, but this does not independently establish registered disinfectant efficacy, sporicidal activity, or a universal contact time for every process.

Typical Particle, Fiber and Extractables Performance:

Texwipe's PolySat® technical data sheet provides typical substrate-family measurements for particle contribution, fiber release, nonvolatile residue, and absorbency. These values can assist product selection but are not lot-specific TX3213 acceptance limits.

Typical Manufacturer Characteristic Reported Value
Particles ≥0.5 µm 13 x 106 particles/m²
Fibers >100 µm 4,500 fibers/m²
Nonvolatile Residue - IPA Extractant 0.001 g/m²
Nonvolatile Residue - DIW Extractant 0.005 g/m²
Typical Sodium 0.3 ppm
Typical Potassium 0.2 ppm
Typical Chloride 0.15 ppm
Sorptive Capacity 360 mL/m²
Sorptive Rate Less than 0.3 seconds
Basis Weight 34 g/m²

The manufacturer identifies these measurements as typical analyses under referenced testing methods. Actual performance depends on substrate handling, cleaning chemistry, equipment surfaces, and the specific operating procedure.

Performance Data Guidance: The reported values describe typical PolySat® material characteristics. They should not be represented as certified lot-specific particle or residue limits, or as proof that a particular cleaning operation meets its acceptance criteria.

Flexpack Handling and Evaporation Control:

The resealable flexpack helps preserve the pre-wetted condition of unused TX3213 wipers. Correct package handling is important for maintaining wetness and protecting sterile consumables from unnecessary exposure.

  • Open Only When Needed: Avoid exposing the full package unnecessarily.
  • Dispense Carefully: Do not touch remaining wipes with uncontrolled gloves or equipment.
  • Reseal After Each Use: Reduce IPA evaporation and exposure of unused material.
  • Avoid Excessive Heat: Do not stage packs near heat sources or ignition hazards.
  • Inspect Wetness: Do not continue using compromised, dried, or inadequately wetted wipes.
  • Follow Open-Pack Limits: Apply approved in-use time and environmental controls.
  • Maintain Cleanliness: Keep the package opening protected from uncontrolled contact.
  • Dispose of Used Material: Follow facility procedures for alcohol-containing waste.

Packaging Guidance: The peel-and-reseal closure helps preserve wipe wetness but does not guarantee sterility or solvent content indefinitely after opening. The facility should establish appropriate dispensing, open-pack time, and replacement requirements.

Selection Notes: TX3213 vs. Other PolySat® Wipers:

Texwipe offers sterile and non-sterile PolySat® formats using the same general polypropylene substrate and IPA/DIW wetting chemistry. Differences in sterility and packaging are important when selecting the correct manufacturer part number.

Product Sterility Size Manufacturer Packaging
TX3213 Sterile 9" x 11" 50/flexpack; 20 packs/case; 1,000 wipes
TX3216 Sterile 9" x 11" 20/flexpack; 24 packs/case; 480 wipes
TX1051 Non-sterile 9" x 11" 50/flexpack; 24 packs/case; 1,200 wipes
TX1040 Non-sterile 7" x 11" 200/bag; 4 bags/case; 800 wipes
TX8723 Non-sterile 6" x 11" 75/bag; 24 bags/case; 1,800 wipes
  • Choose TX3213: For sterile polypropylene wiping with 50 wipes per flexpack.
  • Choose TX3216: For sterile polypropylene wiping with smaller 20-count flexpacks.
  • Choose TX1051: When non-sterile polypropylene wiping is appropriate.
  • Choose TX1040: For a smaller, high-count non-sterile polypropylene format.
  • Choose TX8723: For narrower non-sterile wiping applications.
  • Check Sterility Requirements: A non-sterile product should not replace a sterile product without an approved qualification or change-control process.
  • Verify Purchasing Quantity: Case counts differ significantly between these products.

Selection Guidance: TX3213 and TX1051 share a similar polypropylene substrate and 70% IPA formulation, but TX3213 is sterile and has a different case count. TX3216 is also sterile but uses smaller flexpacks. Select according to sterility requirements, dispensing preferences, and the approved cleaning procedure.

Safety, Storage and Chemical Compatibility:

TX3213 contains isopropyl alcohol, a flammable solvent. Its sterile pre-wetted format reduces separate liquid handling but does not eliminate chemical safety or surface-compatibility requirements.

  • Flammability: Keep away from heat, sparks, open flames, and ignition sources.
  • Ventilation: Follow workplace controls for IPA vapor exposure.
  • Personal Protective Equipment: Wear gloves, eye protection, and other task-specific PPE required by the facility and SDS.
  • Surface Compatibility: Evaluate sensitive plastics, adhesives, coatings, painted finishes, and markings.
  • Electrical Equipment: Follow manufacturer-approved cleaning requirements before wiping energized equipment.
  • Disinfection: Use separately qualified procedures when microbial efficacy or specified wet contact times are required.
  • Sporicidal Requirements: Do not substitute TX3213 for an approved sporicidal treatment.
  • Sterile Packaging: Protect sealed packages from damage, uncontrolled handling, and contamination.
  • Storage: Follow the current manufacturer SDS and applicable flammable-material storage requirements.
  • Shipping: Subject to current applicable dangerous-goods classification, package quantity, transport mode, and carrier rules.
  • Waste Disposal: Follow approved procedures for used alcohol-containing wipes.

Safety Guidance: IPA is flammable and is not compatible with every surface. Follow the current product Safety Data Sheet, equipment cleaning instructions, and applicable workplace requirements. Do not rely on outdated ORM-D shipping classifications or assume the same transportation restrictions apply to every package and shipment.

Shelf Life and Storage Recommendations:
  • Manufacturer SKU: TX3213
  • Published Shelf Life: 3 years from manufacture
  • Sterility: Gamma irradiated to validated SAL 10-6
  • Flexpack Quantity: 50 sterile wipers
  • Manufacturer Case Quantity: 20 flexpacks / 1,000 wipers
  • Lot Coding: Manufacturer lot identification
  • Quality Records: Certificates of Compliance, Analysis, and Irradiation
  • Expiration Control: Follow labeled expiration dating
  • Package Integrity: Inspect before transfer and use
  • Storage Environment: Clean, protected conditions consistent with the applicable SDS
  • Heat and Ignition: Keep away from excessive heat and ignition sources
  • Material Transfer: Follow the approved controlled-area introduction procedure
  • Opened-Pack Control: Apply approved in-use limits
  • Evaporation Control: Reseal promptly after dispensing
  • Wiper Condition: Discard dry, damaged, soiled, or compromised material
  • Reuse: Single use only
  • Disposal: Follow alcohol-containing waste requirements
Manufacturer Technical Documents:

Texwipe TX3213 Official Manufacturer Product Information: Click Here

Texwipe PolySat® Technical Data Sheet - TEX-LIT-TDS-013 Rev. 00-05/18 (PDF): Click Here

Texwipe TX3213 Safety Data Sheet: View Manufacturer Technical Downloads

Texwipe Certificates of Compliance and Analysis: View Manufacturer Product Resources

SOSCleanroom TX3213 Product Information: Click Here

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Notes: Need assistance selecting sterile pre-wetted cleanroom wipers, comparing TX3213 with TX3216 or TX1051, or obtaining manufacturer sterility and irradiation documentation? SOSCleanroom can help with product selection, manufacturer technical information, packaging configurations, and procurement requirements.

SOSCleanroom.com supports pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, laboratory, semiconductor, and other controlled environments with sterile and non-sterile wipers, pre-wetted cleaning products, protective apparel, and contamination-control supplies.

Product description updated: October 28, 2026 (SOS Technical Staff)

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ISO Class 5–8 EU GMP Grades B–D Sterile • SAL 10-6 Gamma Irradiated 70% USP-Grade IPA / 30% DIW 100% Polypropylene 9" × 11" Cut Edge 1,000 Wipers / Case

Texwipe TX3213 Sterile PolySat®: gamma-irradiated 70% IPA polypropylene wipers for contamination-controlled cleaning

Texwipe TX3213 Sterile PolySat® Pre-Wetted Cleanroom Wipers are disposable, gamma-irradiated polypropylene wipes designed for controlled cleaning applications where sterile materials, standardized alcohol concentration, and documented material traceability are important.

Each 9" × 11" (23 × 28 cm) wiper is manufactured from 100% melt-blown polypropylene with cut edges and supplied pre-wetted with 0.2 µm-filtered USP-grade 70% isopropyl alcohol (IPA) and 30% deionized water (DIW).

TX3213 is gamma irradiated and validated to a Sterility Assurance Level (SAL) of 10-6 according to the manufacturer's stated AAMI guidance. Texwipe also conducts endotoxin testing and provides sterile-product quality documentation to support applicable receiving, lot traceability, and material qualification procedures.

The product is supplied in peel-and-reseal flexpacks containing 50 sterile wipers. A full manufacturer case contains 20 flexpacks, totaling 1,000 wipers. Texwipe identifies the product for use in ISO Classes 5–8 / EU GMP Grades B–D, subject to facility-specific contamination-control requirements.

Operations takeaway: TX3213 combines sterile presentation, a low-linting polypropylene substrate, standardized 70% IPA delivery, and manufacturer sterility documentation. Its effectiveness depends on maintaining package integrity, controlled material transfer, correct wiping technique, and an approved cleaning or disinfection process.


ISO-first context: sterile wipers within a contamination-control program

ISO 14644-5 establishes an operational framework for cleanroom contamination control, including personnel practices, cleaning procedures, material transfer, equipment maintenance, and environmental management.

Sterile pre-wetted wipers can support procedures where the cleaning material itself must be supplied with validated sterility assurance. The wipe's properties should be evaluated together with the required environmental classification, target surface, solvent, contamination limits, and applicable gowning and transfer procedures.

Texwipe positions TX3213 for ISO Class 5–8 environments and EU GMP Grades B–D. Selection for a particular classified area also depends on the facility's approved contamination-control strategy and the operation being performed.

Control point: A sterile wiper with an ISO use designation does not automatically qualify every wiping process, surface, or cleanroom operation. Facilities must establish appropriate material-entry controls, cleaning procedures, chemical compatibility, and applicable performance acceptance criteria.


Specifications (SKU controls for RFQs, SOPs, and receiving)
  • Product: Texwipe Sterile PolySat® Pre-Wetted Cleanroom Wiper
  • Manufacturer: Texwipe, an ITW company
  • Manufacturer part number: TX3213
  • Product family: Sterile PolySat®
  • Wiper type: Sterile pre-wetted nonwoven
  • Material: 100% melt-blown polypropylene
  • Edge construction: Cut edge
  • Size: 9" × 11" (23 × 28 cm)
  • Color: White
  • Wetting chemistry: 70% IPA / 30% DIW
  • IPA quality: USP-grade
  • Solution filtration: 0.2 µm
  • Sterility: Sterile
  • Sterilization process: Gamma irradiation
  • Sterility Assurance Level: 10-6
  • Sterilization reference: Manufacturer-stated AAMI guidance
  • Endotoxin: Tested by manufacturer; consult current documentation for applicable lot-specific acceptance criteria
  • Cleanroom suitability: ISO Classes 5–8
  • Legacy classification: Classes 100–100,000
  • EU GMP designation: Grades B–D
  • Dispensing format: Peel-and-reseal flexpack
  • Flexpack quantity: 50 sterile wipers
  • Flexpacks per case: 20
  • Case quantity: 1,000 sterile wipers
  • Lot traceability: Manufacturer lot identification
  • Sterile quality documents: Certificates of Compliance, Analysis, and Irradiation
  • Sterile validation documentation: Available from Texwipe upon request
  • Published shelf life: Three years from manufacture
  • Country of origin: USA
  • Manufacturer TDS: PolySat® Technical Data Sheet, TEX-LIT-TDS-013 Rev. 00-05/18

Ordering control: TX3213 is supplied as 50 sterile wipes per flexpack and 20 flexpacks per case, totaling 1,000 wipers. It is different from nonsterile TX1051 and from sterile TX3216, which has a smaller flexpack count.


Gamma irradiation: understanding sterile processing and SAL 10-6

Texwipe applies gamma irradiation to TX3213 and reports sterile validation to SAL 10-6. This designation relates to the validated sterilization process and its specified sterility assurance.

  • Processing method: Gamma irradiation.
  • Manufacturer SAL: 10-6.
  • Sterility validation: Conducted according to manufacturer-stated AAMI guidance.
  • Release documentation: Manufacturer Certificates of Compliance, Analysis, and Irradiation support receiving review.
  • Irradiation certificate: Documents the relevant processing information for the supplied material.
  • Sterile validation records: Available upon request according to Texwipe's technical data.
  • Package integrity: Must be maintained to protect the sterile product presentation.
  • Expiration: Confirm the labeled lot-specific shelf life before use.
  • Post-opening contamination: A sterile wipe can become contaminated through inappropriate dispensing or environmental contact.

Sterility interpretation: SAL 10-6 is a defined probabilistic measure associated with validated sterilization, not a guarantee that contamination cannot occur after processing. The current manufacturer PolySat® TDS does not establish one fixed irradiation dose in kGy for every TX3213 lot; review the applicable Certificate of Irradiation for actual processing documentation.


Sterile-release documentation: what quality teams should review
  • Certificate of Compliance: Supports review of applicable manufacturer product conformance.
  • Certificate of Analysis: Provides manufacturer-issued quality information associated with the supplied product.
  • Certificate of Irradiation: Documents the associated irradiation processing.
  • Product identification: Confirm the exact TX3213 manufacturer part number.
  • Lot identification: Verify agreement between the labels, receiving records, and available certificates.
  • Expiration: Confirm the supplied material remains within its labeled usable period.
  • Packaging condition: Inspect for damage affecting the required sterile presentation.
  • Validation documentation: Request additional manufacturer sterile-validation information where necessary.
  • Material release: Apply the facility's approved receiving and quality-control procedure.
  • Record retention: Maintain certificates and traceability according to the applicable quality system.

Documentation practice: Sterility assurance should be supported by the actual supplied lot and corresponding manufacturer documents. A general product web page does not replace batch documentation, receiving checks, or the facility's material-release requirements.


Endotoxin testing: what the manufacturer claim establishes

Texwipe identifies TX3213 as tested for endotoxin, which is relevant to contamination-control programs where bacterial endotoxins may be a concern.

  • Manufacturer statement: TX3213 is tested for endotoxin.
  • Endotoxin source: Endotoxins are associated with gram-negative bacterial cell components.
  • Sterility and endotoxin: These are separate quality attributes.
  • Gamma irradiation: Sterility processing does not independently establish an acceptable endotoxin level.
  • Numerical acceptance: Review current lot-specific or manufacturer-controlled documentation.
  • Process requirements: Determine whether endotoxin limits apply to the intended cleaning operation.
  • Qualification: Evaluate both sterile assurance and applicable endotoxin specifications where required.

Endotoxin distinction: Sterile does not automatically mean endotoxin-free. The manufacturer's currently linked PolySat® product TDS confirms testing but does not publish a current numerical TX3213 endotoxin release limit in the main specification. Obtain the applicable certificate or controlled specification where a numerical criterion is needed.


100% melt-blown polypropylene: material and edge characteristics
  • Composition: 100% polypropylene.
  • Construction: Melt-blown nonwoven.
  • Edge type: Cut edge.
  • Soft substrate: Supports wiping compatible environmental and equipment surfaces.
  • Low particle release: Manufacturer positions the material for controlled-environment cleaning.
  • Abrasion resistance: Designed to resist snagging and excessive fiber release during suitable wiping tasks.
  • Liquid interaction: Supplied with a prepared alcohol-based solution.
  • Surface compatibility: Requires evaluation for abrasive, delicate, coated, or residue-sensitive materials.
  • Critical finishing: A sealed-edge polyester wiper may be more suitable when a process requires a different particle or residue profile.

Construction distinction: TX3213 is a cut-edge polypropylene wiper, not a sealed-edge polyester wiper. Similar cleanroom suitability or sterile status does not mean identical particle performance, chemical behavior, or residue characteristics.


70% USP-grade IPA / 30% DIW: prepared formulation
  • Alcohol: USP-grade isopropyl alcohol.
  • Concentration: 70% IPA.
  • Water fraction: 30% DIW.
  • Filtration: 0.2 µm-filtered solution.
  • Prepared wetting: Helps minimize on-site dilution and mixing.
  • Repeatability: Supports controlled delivery of the supplied formulation.
  • Reduced free-liquid handling: Can reduce bottle dispensing and uncontrolled application.
  • Evaporation: Alcohol losses after opening can affect remaining wipe wetness.
  • Surface compatibility: Confirm that IPA is allowed for the actual equipment and finish.
  • Process qualification: Verify coverage and wet-contact conditions where required.

Solution distinction: A filtered 70% IPA solution alone does not establish finished-product sterility. TX3213's sterile claim is supported separately by its validated gamma irradiation process and manufacturer documentation.


Pre-wet loading: repeatability and wetness control

Texwipe describes its PolySat® products as offering repeatable wetness and controlled solvent delivery, reducing variation caused by manual liquid application.

  • Factory preparation: Supplies a standardized IPA/DIW formulation.
  • Pre-wetted format: Avoids routine hand-wetting of dry wipes.
  • Prepared wetness: Supports consistent general wiping.
  • Exact fluid loading: An individual mL-per-wipe loading value is not given in the current reviewed TDS.
  • Resealable pack: Helps preserve remaining wipe wetness.
  • Point-of-use handling: Dispense only the required number of wipes.
  • Surface coverage: Establish the usable area under representative process conditions.
  • Wet-contact requirements: Determine whether the supplied wetness supports the approved procedure.
  • Change-out: Replace wipes when contaminated, damaged, or insufficiently wet.

Loading control: Do not assign an exact mL of solution per TX3213 wipe or a guaranteed disinfection wet-contact time without supporting product or method documentation. Pre-wetted convenience does not replace facility-specific wetness qualification.


Manufacturer-reported typical cleanliness and material characteristics

Texwipe's PolySat® Technical Data Sheet provides the following typical analyses for the material family. These values support material comparison and application qualification.

  • Basis weight: 34 g/m²
  • Sorptive capacity: 360 mL/m²
  • Sorptive rate: Less than 0.3 seconds
  • Particles ≥0.5 µm: 13 × 106 particles/m²
  • Fibers >100 µm: 4,500 fibers/m²
  • NVR with IPA extractant: 0.001 g/m²
  • NVR with DIW extractant: 0.005 g/m²
  • Sodium: 0.3 ppm
  • Potassium: 0.2 ppm
  • Chloride: 0.15 ppm
  • Particle and fiber methods: Manufacturer-cited IEST and ASTM references with Texwipe TM22
  • NVR method: Texwipe TM1
  • Ionic method: Texwipe TM18
  • Absorbency method: Texwipe TM20

Data interpretation: These values are typical analyses, not guaranteed maximum specifications or lot-specific release limits. Different test properties use different measurement units and extraction conditions. Obtain current manufacturer qualification evidence where an application requires a specific numerical limit.


Sterile pack handling: maintaining the required material presentation

TX3213's sterile configuration supports controlled transfer and dispensing, but the facility must determine how packaging is handled at each cleanroom boundary.

  1. Confirm identity: Verify TX3213, lot information, and expiration.
  2. Inspect packaging: Check for tears, punctures, leaks, or damaged closure areas.
  3. Review sterile release: Complete applicable receiving and certificate checks.
  4. Prepare for transfer: Use the facility's approved cleaning or disinfection method for permitted external packaging surfaces.
  5. Maintain area separation: Transfer only through designated cleanroom routes.
  6. Open at the appropriate point: Follow the authorized gowning and material-entry procedure.
  7. Avoid touching unused wipes: Minimize contact with the remaining contents.
  8. Reseal correctly: Close the flexpack promptly after dispensing.
  9. Control open-pack use: Follow the SOP for use periods and disposition after opening.
  10. Reject compromised product: Do not assume sterile condition after package integrity is lost.

Sterile-transfer principle: The resealable flexpack is a dispensing feature. Sterility after opening depends on environmental conditions, handling, and the facility's qualified open-package procedure. Do not assume an opened pack remains sterile indefinitely.


Best-practice controlled wiping: coverage, folding, and contamination prevention
  1. Confirm the cleaning SOP: Verify TX3213 is approved for the area and operation.
  2. Verify surface compatibility: Confirm 70% IPA is suitable for the exposed materials.
  3. Inspect the wipe: Confirm adequate wetness and no visible damage.
  4. Fold according to the procedure: Create controlled wiping faces where required.
  5. Begin in the prescribed area: Follow the clean-to-dirty and high-to-low sequence.
  6. Use overlapping strokes: Apply the specified direction and coverage.
  7. Control pressure: Maintain appropriate contact without excessive abrasion.
  8. Change wiping faces: Avoid returning collected contamination to clean surfaces.
  9. Maintain wetness: Use sufficient fresh material for the required operation.
  10. Replace as necessary: Change the wipe when soiled, contaminated, dry, or damaged.
  11. Observe applicable wet-contact time: Follow the approved disinfection procedure if one applies.
  12. Dispose appropriately: Use the designated alcohol-wipe waste process.
  13. Document completion: Record the cleaning or disinfection event under the facility's quality system.

Technique consistency: A sterile wipe does not compensate for inadequate cleaning technique. Wiping direction, surface coverage, contact pressure, wipe change-out, and wet-contact requirements must be established for the process.


Sterility versus disinfection: understanding separate performance claims
  • Sterile wipe: Refers to the product's validated sterile processing and presentation.
  • 70% IPA: Identifies the supplied wetting solution.
  • Cleaning: Involves physical removal of soils and residues.
  • Disinfection: Requires an appropriately qualified agent and use procedure for the intended microbial-control objective.
  • Contact time: Must be supported by the applicable product label or validated process.
  • Sporicidal requirements: Do not assume IPA alone meets a separate sporicidal step.
  • Contaminated surfaces: May require a cleaning step before disinfectant application.
  • Regulatory status: Do not assume a sterile pre-wetted wipe is independently registered for every disinfectant claim.
  • Compounding applications: Follow the applicable USP <797>, USP <800>, and facility requirements.

Critical distinction: Sterile does not mean sporicidal, and 70% IPA does not automatically establish a validated disinfection contact time. Select the appropriate cleaning and disinfection steps for the facility's contamination-control strategy.


Material compatibility: alcohol and polypropylene wiping on controlled surfaces
  • Stainless steel: Often used with compatible IPA cleaning procedures; verify finish and residue criteria.
  • Glass: Evaluate streaking and residue requirements.
  • Plastics: Some materials may be affected by repeated IPA exposure.
  • Acrylic and specialty coatings: Assess potential haze, stress cracking, or coating deterioration.
  • Elastomers: Confirm chemical resistance of seals and gaskets.
  • Adhesives and labels: Verify suitability for alcohol wiping.
  • Electronics: Follow equipment manufacturer instructions and applicable power isolation procedures.
  • Optical surfaces: Assess the required final particulate and residue limits.
  • Abrasive areas: Confirm acceptable wipe durability and material release.
  • Product-contact surfaces: Verify the approved cleaning and residue-control method.

Surface selection: Both the IPA formulation and the wiping substrate affect compatibility. A surface may tolerate 70% IPA but still require a different wipe material to meet strict particle or residue criteria.


Sterile TX3213 versus nonsterile TX1051 and sterile TX3216
  • TX3213: Sterile PolySat®, 9" × 11", 50 wipers/flexpack, 20 flexpacks/case.
  • TX1051: Nonsterile PolySat®, 9" × 11", 50 wipers/flexpack, 24 flexpacks/case.
  • TX3216: Sterile PolySat®, 9" × 11", 20 wipers/flexpack, 24 flexpacks/case.
  • TX3213 case total: 1,000 wipers.
  • TX1051 case total: 1,200 wipers.
  • TX3216 case total: 480 wipers.
  • Shared material: 100% melt-blown polypropylene.
  • Shared edge: Cut.
  • Shared wetting formulation: 70% IPA / 30% DIW.
  • Critical difference: TX1051 does not have TX3213's sterile-product designation.
  • Dispensing difference: TX3216 uses smaller sterile flexpacks for lower point-of-use quantities.
  • Selection: Match sterile requirements, expected wipe consumption, packaging, and cleaning SOP.

Product selection: Choose TX3213 when 50-wipe sterile flexpacks are appropriate. Consider TX3216 when smaller sterile flexpacks are preferred. Choose TX1051 only when nonsterile wipers are permitted by the facility's procedure.


Sterile PolySat® versus sterile polyester and cellulose/polyester wipes
  • TX3213 polypropylene: Soft melt-blown synthetic substrate with cut edges and 70% IPA pre-wet.
  • Sterile TechniSat®: Uses a cellulose/polyester nonwoven material with different absorbency and particle characteristics.
  • Sterile AlphaSat® polyester: Provides a knitted polyester substrate with different edge and cleanliness characteristics depending on the exact model.
  • Critical surface finishing: May require a synthetic sealed-edge material rather than a general-purpose cut-edge wipe.
  • High liquid pickup: May favor a different substrate when absorption requirements dominate.
  • Residue-sensitive processes: Require evaluation of NVR, ions, particles, and surface compatibility.
  • Sterility: Must be confirmed for the exact manufacturer model and supply configuration.
  • Pre-wet chemistry: Must be verified separately rather than inferred from the product family.

Material selection: All sterile 70% IPA wipes are not interchangeable. The substrate's particle shedding, absorbency, extractables, edge construction, and handling characteristics may affect the process outcome.


Flammability, ventilation, and IPA safety

TX3213 contains a flammable alcohol formulation. Handling, storage, transportation, and disposal should follow the current Texwipe Safety Data Sheet and applicable facility controls.

  • Ignition control: Keep away from flames, sparks, hot surfaces, and other ignition sources.
  • Ventilation: Follow workplace requirements for controlling alcohol vapor exposure.
  • Protective gloves: Use gloves compatible with IPA and the cleaning task.
  • Eye protection: Follow the chemical exposure and splash assessment.
  • Electrical equipment: Observe applicable cleaning restrictions and power isolation requirements.
  • Solvent spills: Use approved IPA spill-response procedures.
  • Waste: Dispose of used alcohol-wetted wipes appropriately.
  • Storage: Maintain package integrity and comply with applicable flammable-material controls.
  • Transport: Use the current SDS and shipment-specific hazardous-material classification.

Shipping distinction: The manufacturer states that shipping classification depends on inner-package weight. Verify the current applicable transport designation, quantity limits, and carrier requirements rather than relying on obsolete ORM-D terminology.


Packaging hierarchy: 50 sterile wipes per flexpack, 1,000 per case
  • Manufacturer part number: TX3213.
  • Individual wiper: One 9" × 11" sterile pre-wetted polypropylene wipe.
  • Dispensing package: Peel-and-reseal flexpack.
  • Flexpack quantity: 50 sterile wipers.
  • Flexpacks per case: 20.
  • Total case quantity: 1,000 sterile wipers.
  • Sterility assurance: Gamma-irradiated, validated SAL 10-6.
  • Lot identification: Manufacturer lot coding.
  • Case documentation: Certificates of Compliance, Analysis, and Irradiation.
  • Receiving: Confirm SKU, quantity, packaging condition, expiration, and required certificates.
  • Material transfer: Follow approved sterile-product transfer procedures.

Case calculation: 20 flexpacks × 50 wipers = 1,000 sterile wipers per case. Do not confuse TX3213 with older documents that identify a different case configuration or with the nonsterile TX1051 quantity.


Three-year sterile shelf life and inventory management
  • Manufacturer-published shelf life: Three years from manufacture.
  • Actual expiry: Refer to the lot-specific package labeling.
  • Package condition: Inspect for leakage, tears, punctures, and closure damage.
  • Storage: Follow the current product SDS and manufacturer guidance.
  • Evaporation control: Protect flexpacks from inappropriate exposure or extended opening.
  • Inventory rotation: Use the facility's approved first-expiring-first-out procedure.
  • Sterile release: Retain certificates as required by the quality system.
  • Open-pack control: Follow the approved in-use period and disposal criteria.
  • Damaged product: Do not assume sterile status or original solution wetness after package compromise.

Shelf-life control: Three years is measured from the manufacturer's date of manufacture, not the date the product is received. Actual remaining shelf life should be confirmed from the supplied product labels and lot documentation.


Typical applications for TX3213
  • Sterile wipe-downs of approved production equipment surfaces
  • Pharmaceutical and biotechnology manufacturing support
  • Cleaning compatible isolator and enclosure surfaces
  • Controlled transfer of suitable equipment and materials
  • Cleaning approved tools, fixtures, and handling accessories
  • Routine wiping in classified sterile manufacturing support areas
  • Removing compatible lubricants and processing residues
  • Cleaning approved carts and mobile equipment
  • Wipe-down procedures requiring standardized sterile 70% IPA supplies
  • Controlled compounding environments where the product meets the approved SOP
  • Cleaning compatible gloves or accessories as permitted by the facility
  • Operations requiring manufacturer sterility documentation and lot traceability

Application selection: Match TX3213 to the surface, environment, contamination-control program, and cleaning method. Some operations may require a different sterile wipe substrate, sporicidal agent, or specifically validated disinfection procedure.


Common sterile wiping failures and prevention
  • Damaged package: Reject or investigate material with compromised integrity.
  • Unverified sterile release: Confirm required lot documents and receiving status.
  • Wipes drying out: Reseal promptly and monitor wetness.
  • Incorrect transfer: Use the facility's approved cleanroom-entry procedure.
  • Cross-contamination: Avoid returning a contaminated wipe face to a cleaner surface.
  • Too much surface pressure: Use the qualified wiping method to limit abrasion and particle release.
  • Unacceptable residue: Evaluate IPA compatibility and substrate extractables.
  • Insufficient wet contact: Follow the required disinfection or cleaning process.
  • Wrong sterility variant: Confirm TX3213 rather than TX1051.
  • Incorrect case count: Maintain the 20-flexpack manufacturer configuration.
  • Expired product: Apply the quality system's expiration and release controls.
  • Obsolete transport designation: Use current hazardous-material shipping rules.

Misuse controls & when not to use TX3213
  • If the package is damaged: Do not assume the original sterile presentation remains intact.
  • If a sporicidal procedure is required: Use the facility's approved sporicidal agent.
  • If IPA is incompatible with the surface: Select an approved alternative.
  • If sealed-edge polyester is specified: Do not substitute cut-edge TX3213 without qualification.
  • If very low extractables are critical: Evaluate the manufacturer's material data against process limits.
  • If specific endotoxin limits must be documented: Obtain the relevant controlled manufacturer certificate or specification.
  • If a particular irradiation dose is required: Review the lot documentation rather than assuming a universal dose.
  • If a package has been opened beyond its approved use period: Follow the facility's disposition procedure.
  • If a wipe is dry or contaminated: Replace it.
  • If disinfection efficacy is required: Verify the applicable product and process evidence.
  • If flammable cleaning agents are prohibited: Use a different qualified cleaning system.
  • If the cleaning SOP requires another SKU: Evaluate any substitution through change control.

Recommended related cleanroom products

System compatibility: Select sterile status, material, solvent, packaging, and documentation as a complete product qualification. Changing the wipe may affect particle contribution, extractables, cleaning performance, and material-transfer procedures.


Why purchase Texwipe TX3213 from SOSCleanroom
  • Exact manufacturer product: TX3213 Sterile PolySat® polypropylene wipers with the specified 70% IPA formulation.
  • Correct case packaging: 50 wipers per flexpack, 20 flexpacks per case, totaling 1,000.
  • Cleanroom procurement support: Compare sterile and nonsterile PolySat® products and other qualified wiper materials.
  • Manufacturer documentation: Review the relevant Texwipe TDS and request applicable lot-specific quality certificates.
  • Repeat-order consistency: Use the exact TX3213 part number to reduce unintended substitutions.
  • Customer assistance: Contact SOSCleanroom for availability, documentation requests, and purchasing support.

Manufacturer documentation (authoritative references)
  • SOSCleanroom TX3213 Product Page: Click Here
  • Texwipe TX3213 Official Manufacturer Product Information: Click Here
  • Texwipe PolySat® Technical Data Sheet — TEX-LIT-TDS-013 Rev. 00-05/18: Click Here
  • Texwipe TX3213 Safety Data Sheet Resources: Click Here
  • Texwipe Sterile Product Technical Documentation Library: Click Here
  • Texwipe Quality and Certificate Resources: Click Here
  • SOSCleanroom Sterile PolySat® Product Collection: Click Here

Technical documentation: Texwipe identifies TX3213 as a sterile, gamma-irradiated, 100% melt-blown polypropylene cut-edge wiper, pre-wetted with 0.2 µm-filtered USP-grade 70% IPA / 30% DIW. The manufacturer's current product page and PolySat® Technical Data Sheet confirm SAL 10-6, ISO Class 5–8 suitability, and 50 wipers per flexpack / 20 flexpacks per case. Product performance data represent typical analyses, and lot-specific certificates should be reviewed where required by the facility's quality procedures.


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