Newsletter | February 5, 2013

02.05.13 -- Achieve Full Traceability For Samples' Certificates Of Analysis

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How To Reduce Cleanroom Costs By Alex Verayo, Terra Universal As cleanrooms grow in size and sophistication, energy demands go up significantly. Even worse, 24/7/365 operation puts substantial particulate loads on filters, increasing maintenance costs and possibly causing unpredictable — and expensive — cleanroom maintenance shutdowns.

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