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Cleanroom Garment Programs: A Comparative Analysis of Launderable and Limited Use Solutions
Overview
Choosing between leasing and owning cleanroom garments goes beyond simple cost calculations. Ownership offers long-term control, potential savings, and full customization but requires up-front investment and internal management resources. Leasing provides predictable costs, less administrative burden, and easy access to professional laundry services—though it can come with contract commitments and less direct control.
Whichever model you choose, supplier reliability, responsive service, and transparent pricing should guide your decision. Regular contract reviews, clear documentation, and detailed inventory management are essential for minimizing risks and ensuring garments always meet your quality and regulatory standards.
In Chapter 3, you’ll learn:
- The benefits and challenges of both ownership (Customer-Owned Goods) and leasing/rental programs.
- How to evaluate suppliers, contracts, and quality control measures for garment procurement.
- What to consider when forecasting inventory, budgeting, and managing garment lifecycles.
- Strategies to avoid unexpected costs and ensure continuous supply, even during market disruptions.
No matter your facility’s size or industry, this chapter offers practical advice to help you select the approach that fits your needs best.
“Both ownership and leasing have distinct advantages—what matters is finding the balance that supports your facility’s priorities.”
— Jan Eudy, Cleanroom & Contamination Control Expert