Dry Wipes
Coventry™ cleanroom wipes
Keep contamination out of your process, improve yield, and perform, shipment to shipment. To manufacture a Coventry wipe, we start with engineered clean materials. Polyester materials are laundered first in our Class 10 (ISO Class 4) cleanroom.
Chemtronics® dry wipes are engineered and manufactured clean. They are designed for controlled environments, light industrial, benchtop, laboratory, and high absorbency applications. They feature high absorbency, low contamination, high purity, and little or no linting.
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Chemtronics Twillwipes
Highly absorbent wipe for abrasion-free cleaning and drying of sensitive surfaces, components and equipment
Poly-Wipes Sealed Edge Polyester Dry Wipes
Highly absorbent wipe for abrasion-free cleaning and drying of sensitive surfaces, components and equipment
Coventry Econowipes™ Non-Woven Wipes Multi-Purpose
Polyester/cellulose blend, non woven wipes
Coventry Cleanroom Chamois
Nylon/polyester microfiber wipe with laser sealed edge
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Coventry™ 6713 Econowipes™ Wipes Are Engineered for Aerospace
Coventry™ 6713 Econowipes is a cutting-edge non-woven material consisting of 55% cellulose and 45% polyester nonwoven fabric. These wipes have excellent absorbency, and contamination entrapment, as well as high wet and dry strength.
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How Coventry Wipes Reduced Contamination in a Medical Device Manufacturing Process by 90%
Many times simple changes can yield huge results, today we'll review how we helped a catheter manufacturer reduce contamination in their manufacturing process by 90%. They achieved this result without overhauling their entire process, they just switched to our Coventry wipes.
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Black Polyester Cleanroom Wipes: Is It Really Clean?
The whole point of wiping a surface with a cleanroom wipe is to remove contaminants including dust, dirt, oil, greases, soot, getting the flux off and so on. But, after wiping, how clean is the surface? How can it be guaranteed? How can an operator or quality inspector be sure? Visually inspecting t...
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