Both manufacturers and researchers can find themselves in need of a temporary cleanroom for operations. The reasons can vary as much as the product or research involved, whether it’s to support a new clinical study, as an intermediate solution during planned cleanroom maintenance or as an interim stand-in while a new cleanroom is being constructed….

As we’ve written many times before in this blog, stainless steel is far more than just “corrosion resistant metal.” While it is true that its material strength and resistance to corrosion have made it versatile and the material of choice for many applications, it is also because it can be adapted to fit specific conditions….

A recurring myth in some industries is that “rouge is a protective layer” that enhances, rather than degrades, stainless steel’s durability. This mistaken belief is primarily based on certain types of rouge being considered “stable” and remaining affixed to the surface – being perceived as acting similar to a coat of paint. “Stable” rouge is…