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Cleanroom Air Monitoring

We offer complete air monitoring for cleanrooms – from particle counting and microbiological sampling to cleanroom classification. All in accordance with ISO 14644, EU GMP Annex 1 and the industry's most stringent requirements.

Quick answers

What is cleanroom air monitoring?

In short: Cleanroom air monitoring involves systematic measurement of airborne particles and microorganisms in controlled environments. The purpose is to verify that the cleanroom meets classification requirements according to ISO 14644 and GMP.

When do you need to monitor cleanroom air?

In short: Regular monitoring is required under EU GMP Annex 1 for pharmaceutical production, during cleanroom classification, after installation of new HEPA filters, during process changes and as part of validation.

Which standards apply to cleanroom monitoring?

In short: The key standards are ISO 14644 (cleanroom classification), EU GMP Annex 1 (pharmaceutical production), EN 17141 (microbiological control) and 21 CFR Part 11 (data integrity).

How quickly can you carry out cleanroom monitoring?

In short: We can schedule monitoring shortly after a needs analysis. The timeline is adapted to your production schedule to minimise disruption.

When is this relevant?

  • Cleanroom classification according to ISO 14644
  • Ongoing GMP monitoring in pharmaceutical production
  • Validation of HEPA filters and ventilation systems
  • Microbiological control in aseptic manufacturing
  • Inspection after installation or remodelling of cleanrooms
  • Documentation for regulatory inspections and audits

What is included

  • Needs analysis and planning of sampling points
  • Particle counting with calibrated instruments
  • Microbiological air sampling as needed
  • Documentation according to applicable standards
  • Report with classification results and recommendations
  • Support with interpretation and action planning

How it works

1

Contact

Describe your cleanroom and monitoring needs. We help you identify the right measurement programme.

2

Planning

We plan sampling points and methodology according to ISO 14644 and your specific requirements.

3

Measurement

Particle counting and microbiological sampling is carried out on-site with calibrated equipment.

4

Analysis

Results are evaluated against classification requirements and relevant limit values.

5

Report

Complete report with measurement data, classification results and recommendations.

What you receive

  • Cleanroom classification report according to ISO 14644
  • Particle counting protocol
  • Microbiological results summary
  • Recommendations for deviations
  • Documentation for GMP audit

Frequently asked questions about cleanroom

We can measure and classify cleanrooms from ISO Class 1 to 9. The choice of instrument and method is adapted to the applicable class and standard.

The frequency depends on cleanroom class, usage and regulatory requirements. EU GMP Annex 1 specifies particular requirements for pharmaceutical production.

Yes, we offer sampling and documentation that supports your Annex 1 compliance, including microbiological monitoring and particle counting.

We use calibrated particle counters (Junray ZR series) and microbiological sampling equipment that meets ISO 21501-4.

Yes, we plan monitoring to minimise disruption to your production. In-operation measurement provides representative results for ongoing monitoring.

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