When designing a cleanroom for any aspect of drug manufacture, a clean and safe environment is the top criterion. To meet Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and national regulations, it is important that cleanrooms are designed with appropriate consultation and with contamination prevention and control practices front of mind. To support this, furniture and equipment must withstand thorough cleaning.
Stainless steel furniture and equipment can help pharmaceutical and life science companies meet the exacting hygienic audits set by the regulatory authorities. It is also offers flexibility in design and is very robust.
By bringing in the suppliers early on, you can use their expertise to help define the optimal products for specific cleaning routines
It is common practice for stainless steel furniture providers to work with customers in delivering tailor-made solutions that comply with regulatory criteria. Teknomek has been working with Oxford BioMedica, a leading developer of gene and cell based medicines and investigational medicinal products (IMPs), which has expanded into manufacturing and required a set of cleanrooms for production. The Oxford-based company’s work addresses diseases for which there is either currently no or inadequate treatment, including ocular diseases, neurodegenerative disorders and cancer. All require rigorous controls.
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