Cleanroom gloves are worn for one of two reasons: to protect the wearer from exposure to dangerous or irritative substances, and to protect cleanroom products from contaminants introduced through operators, equipment, or airborne particles. Pharmaceutical manufacturers will generally require sterile gloves with cleanroom designated packaging. Standard surgical glove packaging generally uses a polycellulose spunwoven fabric which generates a high count of particles when opened and handled. Cleanroom glove packaging features a polyethylene, easy open packaging which is washed with deionized water, assembled in an ISO Class 4 cleanroom, and then packaged for delivery in an ISO Class 5 Cleanroom.
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