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age_group:
18+
category:
Stationery
country_of_origin:
USA
gender:
Unisex
manufacturer:
Specialty Optical Systems / SOS Cleanroom
mpn:
TX5800 CASE
sub_brand:
ITW TEXWIPE
type:
Stationery
Product Description
Texwipe TX5800 TexWrite® MP10 Ultraclean Documentation Material — 8.5" x 11", White/Blue (Synthetic, Cellulose-Free)
TX5800 TexWrite® MP10 is a high-performance documentation material built for ultraclean manufacturing environments that cannot tolerate cellulose contamination. Unlike conventional paper, MP10 uses a 100% synthetic substrate (Teslin®) engineered for extremely low particle generation, strong print performance, and reduced smearing/bleed behavior in controlled documentation workflows.
For over 35 years, SOS and Texwipe have been close partners, and SOSCleanroom is the authorized Master Distributor of ITW Texwipe for the United States market. That partnership matters when documentation materials are part of a controlled program: consistent product lineage, continuity of supply, and dependable access to manufacturer documentation for qualification and audit readiness.
For over 35 years, SOS and Texwipe have been close partners, and SOSCleanroom is the authorized Master Distributor of ITW Texwipe for the United States market. That partnership matters when documentation materials are part of a controlled program: consistent product lineage, continuity of supply, and dependable access to manufacturer documentation for qualification and audit readiness.
Where technicians and engineers use TX5800
- Workstation instructions and visual aids where lamination is undesirable and cellulose paper is prohibited.
- Equipment manuals, controlled work instructions, and point-of-use job packets inside critical areas.
- Note taking and data recording on carts, benches, and inside hoods where office paper is a contamination risk.
- A clean, smooth, disposable work surface or separator (short-duration use where wiping/cleaning is controlled by SOP).
- ESD-sensitive environments where antistatic/low ESD potential documentation materials are preferred.
Why MP10 exists
Many “paper problems” in cleanrooms are not paperwork problems — they are cellulose particle contamination, toner shedding, smearing, and uncontrolled material migration. MP10 is designed to minimize those risks while keeping documentation practical at the point of use.
Published configuration
- SKU: TX5800
- Sheet size: 8.5" x 11" (21.6 cm x 28 cm)
- Color: White on one side / distinctive blue coating on the other side
- Material/substrate: Teslin® (100% synthetic; cellulose-free, latex-free)
- Packaging (case): 5 reams per case (100 sheets per ream)
- Availability: 7 - 10 Business Days
- Listed weight: 13.00 lbs
- Cleanroom environment: ISO Class 3–8 (Class 1–100,000); EU Grade A–D
- Country of origin: Made in USA
Key performance characteristics
The values below are published as typical analyses for TexWrite® MP10. Use them to support risk assessment and qualification planning, not as acceptance criteria.
| Property | Typical value | Why it matters on the floor |
|---|---|---|
| Basis weight | 172 g/m² | Stiffer, durable sheet for handling, posting, and workstation instruction use. |
| Caliper | 10.0 mil | Helps resist tearing and reduces curl sensitivity during normal handling. |
| Opacity | 98% | Supports readability and print contrast for controlled forms and instructions. |
| Surface resistivity (TM14 @ 55% RH) | 6.9 × 108 ohms | Low ESD potential / antistatic intent for ESD-sensitive documentation zones. |
| Particles (>0.5 µm) | 0.98 million particles/m² | Helps reduce “paper dusting” risk versus conventional cellulose papers. |
| Ion extractables: Sodium | 200 ppm | Useful for contamination risk reviews where ionic contribution is evaluated. |
| Ion extractables: Chloride | 40 ppm | Useful for contamination risk reviews where chloride sensitivity is a concern. |
Compatibility notes (IPA/DI wipe-down tolerance)
- Water behavior (manufacturer): MP10 is described as water-resistant and hydrophobic (repels water). That helps with incidental moisture exposure and reduces wicking compared with cellulose paper.
- IPA wipe-down (not published as a pass/fail spec): IPA wipe-down tolerance for printed content and long contact times is not presented as a formal specification. If your SOP requires IPA wipe-down for material transfer, qualify under your process (solvent strength, contact time, wipe material, and dry-down).
- DI/water wipe-down (not published as a pass/fail spec): Even with a hydrophobic substrate, water can still create handling issues (curl, stuck sheets, toner offset). Validate for your use case if aqueous wipe-down is required.
- Printer/copier compatibility (manufacturer): Compatible with inkjet, laser, and toner-based printers and photocopiers; designed for minimal bleeding/smearing when properly processed.
Particle-shedding risk management
- Keep reams sealed: Open only what the shift needs. Exposed stacks pick up airborne deposition and edge scuffing.
- Avoid fanning in airflow: Separate sheets slowly. Fast separation increases abrasion and can mobilize debris.
- Dedicated document zone: Keep documentation off process benches and away from product first-air. Use a clean tray or controlled writing board.
- Glove discipline: Do not handle sheets with solvent-wet gloves. Wet gloves drive smearing/transfer and can leave residues after dry-down.
- Static awareness: In low humidity, sheets can attract fines. Store flat in a closed bin and minimize rubbing against garments.
Common failure modes
- Smearing / toner offset: Usually caused by insufficient toner set time, high stack pressure, or solvent-wet gloves. Mitigation: allow print cool-down, reduce stack pressure, enforce glove moisture control.
- Ink transfer / “ghosting”: Can occur with heavy writing pressure or early stacking. Mitigation: use qualified writing instruments, allow dry time, avoid tight stacking immediately after writing.
- Edge scuffing debris: Even synthetic sheets can generate fines if edges are abraded in carts/bins. Mitigation: keep stacks square, avoid sliding sheets on rough surfaces, store flat and covered.
- Residue films: Over-wetting with IPA/disinfectants (or wiping on contaminated benches) can leave films. Mitigation: controlled wipe wetness, clean staging surfaces, complete dry-down before use.
- Static attraction: Low RH can attract particles to sheets. Mitigation: closed storage, minimal rubbing, and adherence to facility ESD/environment controls.
Storage and handling best practices
- Segregate MP10 from office paper to prevent accidental crossover into controlled areas.
- Store flat in original packaging; keep in a closed drawer/bin rather than open shelving near traffic paths.
- Standardize printer settings and acceptance checks (legibility, toner adhesion, no offset transfer after cool-down) if used for controlled records.
- If used as a disposable separator/work surface, define a use-time limit and disposal pathway in the local SOP to prevent unintended reuse.
Documentation
SOS-hosted ITW Texwipe datasheet (DS-5800, Effective: December 2009): Click Here
Texwipe manufacturer page (TX5800): Click Here
Texwipe Technical Data Sheet PDF (TexWrite® MP10, CuR6 / Rev.01-07/18): Click Here
Texwipe TechNote PDF (Autoclaving Synthetic and Cellulose-Based Paper, July 2017): Click Here
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