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What is Clean Steam?

Clean steam refers to steam that has been purified to remove contaminants such as particulates, endotoxins, and other impurities. It is commonly used in industries where high purity steam is required, such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and food processing. Clean steam is used for sterilization, humidification, and process heating applications where maintaining product quality and preventing contamination are critical.

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WFI

WFI (Water for Injection) can sometimes be used in applications where Clean Steam is used, particularly in sterilization processes. Although WFI becomes clean steam when heated and vaporized, it could be considered a substitute technology in certain applications.

mentioned alongside Clean Steam in 30% (212) of relevant job posts

Water for Injection

WFI (Water for Injection) can sometimes be used in applications where Clean Steam is used, particularly in sterilization processes. Although WFI becomes clean steam when heated and vaporized, it could be considered a substitute technology in certain applications.

mentioned alongside Clean Steam in 49% (72) of relevant job posts

Plant Steam

Plant steam is a cheaper, less pure form of steam that could be used instead of clean steam, though not in sanitary or pharmaceutical applications. If cost is an overriding factor it could be considered a substitute.

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