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Why Do Southeast Asian Pharmaceutical and Electronics Industries Prefer Suzhou Sujing Portable Air Particle Counters?
2025-08-26
In the rapidly growing pharmaceutical and electronics industries of Southeast Asia, cleanroom air quality monitoring has become essential to ensure product safety and compliance. Meeting the rising demand for high-standard monitoring, the Portable Air Particle Counter from Suzhou Sujing has become the preferred choice for pharmaceutical factories and electronics manufacturers.
The counter supports six particle size channels from 0.5μm to 25μm, combined with a 100LPM high-flow sampling system, providing real-time monitoring of both particle counts and concentrations. For Lab Pharmaceutical Factory and electronics workshops, this enables quick identification of potential contamination sources. Its SUS316L stainless steelhousing ensures excellent corrosion resistance, making it particularly suitable for Southeast Asia’s hot and humid climate.
For user convenience, the device is equipped with a 7-inch color touchscreen, a built-in thermal printer, and large-capacity data storage, allowing immediate printing and long-term record keeping. With only 80W power consumption, the Portable Air Particle Counter can operate continuously for more than 5.5 hours, perfectly meeting routine inspection and validation needs.
Applications include cleanroom classification, air filter leak testing, high-concentration aerosol monitoring, and daily quality control in pharmaceutical and electronics industries. Fully compliant with ISO14644-1:2015 and GMP:2015, the results are internationally recognized.
With precise detection performance, durable material design, and localized service advantages, the Suzhou Sujing Portable Air Particle Counter has earned strong trust in the Southeast Asian market, providing reliable air quality assurance for pharmaceutical and electronics industries.