Clean Coating: SCS Opens IN Cleanroom
Published: 03 August 2004
by Staff
Indianapolis, IN, Aug. 3 -- Specialty Coating Systems' (scscookson.com) new 1,700 sq. ft. cleanroom in Indianapolis is now operational. The design features ISO Class 7 and Class 6 areas, and an ISO Class 5 area for component fixturing and examination.
The addition allows the SCS Indianapolis coating center to manage products -- including receiving, cleaning, coating, inspecting and repackaging products for shipment -- within an environmentally controlled area. Laminar air flow, gowning and masking, and HEPA filtering control the bioburden, minimizing the sterilization dosage required prior to a medical device's use.
The controlled environment incorporates the company's new deposition system, which was specifically designed for fully automated coating in a cleanroom environment. The deposition system allows for device loading and unloading in the Class 6 room, while the coating system resides in the Class 7 service chase. The coating chamber is optimized for production level quantities of critical items such as medical device components and implantables, semiconductors and other devices.
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