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cleanability

(ˈkliːnəˈbɪlɪtɪ)
n
the ability to be cleaned
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COATED FABRICS, constructed from a polymer film or layers of film, have grown in popularity in healthcare settings due to their high performance and cleanability. These synthetic materials come in many forms, including PVC, polyurethane, and silicones, and are considered "soft" surfaces, compared to hard surfaces such as tiles and floors.
To characterize the cleanability of modern OA solder pastes, a simple experiment was devised.
The Unique single and double-seat sampling valves offer high operational reliability, enhanced cleanability and ease of operation and maintenance.
A combination of a weld-free design and FDA-approved EPDM membrane seal ensure excellent cleanability. Product flow is started or stopped manually by opening or closing the valve using the ergonomically designed handle.
Alfa Laval has introduced a new range of tank access covers that meets the requirements of the 3-A Sanitary Standard for cleanability. The new range includes two 3-A tank access cover models that have been approved by the 3-A Symbol Council, denoting Alfa Laval's commitment to achieving the highest standards of hygienic design.
Accredited to EHEDG cleanability, it also conforms to the USA 3A Sanitary Standard.
While PVC and plasticizers have been left out, Carnegie promises that its 54-inch-wide wallcovering provides cleanability and longevity.
New features include a wider selection of bowl and laminate colors and smoother surfaces for cleanability. A 3-in-1 faucet combines the spray, faucet, and vacuum beaker into one fixture, along with new color-matched, durable powder-coated drain shrouds for a contemporary appearance.