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    The ISO Particle Contamination Code converts particle count data into classes or codes to simplify reporting, with each increase in code number generally indicating a doubling of the contamination level. The ISO Code scale numbers are based on total particle counts that are equal to or greater than a given size range.

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    The ISO Particle Contamination Code converts particle count data into classes or codes to simplify reporting, with each increase in code number generally indicating a doubling of the contamination level. The ISO Code scale numbers are based on total particle counts that are equal to or greater than a given size range.

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    The ISO Particle Contamination Code converts particle count data into classes or codes to simplify reporting, with each increase in code number generally indicating a doubling of the contamination level. The ISO Code scale numbers are based on total particle counts that are equal to or greater than a given size range.

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    ISO Contamination Code Table

    The ISO Particle Contamination Code simplifies the reporting of particle count data by converting the particle count results into classes or codes. An increase from one code number to the next generally indicates a doubling of the particle contamination level. The ISO Code scale numbers are based on total particles equal to or greater than a given size range.

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