Ultra-fine particle risks increase by 40%, while real-time monitoring at 0.3 µm can improve cleaning efficiency by 30% and reduce HVAC energy consumption by 20%. In today’s high-end manufacturing ecosystems — from semiconductor fabs to biopharma fill lines and food production plants — air cleanliness is far more than just a convenience. It is a necessity. When a part is damaged by a 0.3 µm particle or a food package is tainted by a micro-contaminant, the financial, regulatory and reputational impacts can be immense. As such, manufacturers are increasingly turning to specialist instrumentation. Among these, the role of an Airborne Particle Counter manufacturer  becomes pivotal: these devices enable real-time tracking of microscopic threats that traditional filters and cleaning protocols alone cannot fully control.More than ever, the spotlight is on ultra-fine particles and the need for more intelligent monitoring systems that can support a company’s environmental, social and govern...