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GMP doc & quality assurance, Cleanroom services

Cleanroom measurements

A cleanroom needs care

Lifecycle: Maintenance

Precise cleanroom measurements with guaranteed GMP-compliant documentation

Cleanrooms require exact testing and complete verification of optimal conditions. SKAN technicians perform measurements in cleanrooms of all sizes using highly sensitive, calibrated instruments. The results are recorded in proven, clear, and GMP-compliant documentation.

Field of application

Versatile application: Cleanroom measurement tailored to specific areas

Cleanrooms

Precise cleanroom measurements ensuring compliance with all relevant standards
Microbiological monitoring

Air sampling and surface contact testing with evaluation in SKAN’s in-house laboratory

Benefits

Your advantages with the SKAN cleanroom measurement

Scalable room measurement

Flexible testing modules for GMP and ISO classes, air exchange types, HEPA filters, airflow visualization, VEFF, and pressure measurements
All-in-one solution

SKAN provides comprehensive cleanroom measurement services, including microbiological analysis.
Customized reports

All measurement results and analyses are tailored to your systems, processes, and regulatory requirements.

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Frequently asked questions

Measurements are carried out either according to customer-specific requirements or in accordance with ISO 14644-3 standards. This ensures that the results meet both operational and regulatory standards.
Yes. In this case, the test is performed “in operation”, meaning under actual working conditions. Adjusted acceptance criteria apply in such situations. However, measurements are typically performed “at rest”, when the cleanroom is not in operation, unless specified otherwise.
The duration depends on the size of the cleanroom, the required acceptance criteria, and the number of measurement points. A typical GMP measurement (Class C or D) performed “at rest” in an average-sized cleanroom usually takes about two hours.