At a glance
| Booth | S7637 |
| Country | TW |
| Website | www.lude.com.tw |
Company profile
Ruth Cleaning Technology Co., Ltd. provides cleanroom-garment-related services to high-tech manufacturers that require strict cleanroom standards, including facilities such as TSMC. Ruth Technology has engaged in cleanroom laundry, using a Class 1 cleanroom in which temperature, humidity and dust levels are controlled, and cleanroom garments are checked with a particle counter. These cleanroom-related services are intended for manufacturing environments that require exceptional precision, cleanliness control and strict cleanroom standards. Its cleanroom-product activities include washable Class 1000 cleanroom apparel, customization such as sewing pockets and designing name tags, and consultancy for cleanroom design planning and related contamination-control products. The company’s history begins with RUTH Laundry in 1993, when the business started with household laundry services before its later move into cleanroom-garment work. In 2001, RUTH changed from a household laundry business into a professional cleanroom-garment laundry provider, establishing the direction of the later cleanroom operation. In 2005, RUTH introduced a drying room in place of conventional tumble dryers, an approach described as significantly reducing damage to cleanroom shoes. Ruth Cleaning Technology Co., Ltd. was officially established in 2016 in Hukou, Hsinchu, and an NT$200 million expansion project was used to increase production capacity and industry competitiveness. In 2021, RUTH partnered in the development and distribution of cleanroom garments and combined manufacturing resources in Vietnam and China as part of its expansion beyond Taiwan. In 2025, RUTH established a Kumamoto Plant in Japan, extending its cleanroom-garment sales and laundry expertise to an overseas operating location. RUTH states that it serves more than 300 customers or high-tech manufacturing facilities in the technology and semiconductor industries. The name Ruth is linked to the Book of Ruth and to the values of diligence, loyalty and service, reflecting the company’s stated mission of serving others. RUTH describes its operating approach as turning complexity into simplicity, with services intended to bring greater convenience, ease, focus and efficiency to customer organizations and teams. The company notes that laundry work can involve detailed and complex steps, changing requirements and high customization demands, and treats those conditions as part of its service opportunity. Its professional team is also presented as providing comprehensive evaluation and recommendations for cleanroom-garment service needs. Its service pages list ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and ISO 14064-1, alongside IEST-compliant cleanroom-laundry services.
Exhibits
RUTH provides Class 1 cleanroom laundry services, with service descriptions that include 24/7 factory operations and a single point of contact covering laundry, repairs and cleanroom-consumables supply. Its RFID management system tracks the lifecycle and cleanliness record of each cleanroom garment, with functions intended to reduce inventory loss and improve or automate replacement planning. Cleaning is carried out in a Class 1 cleanroom using dedicated cleanroom-laundry equipment and purified water, followed by vacuum-bag packaging. For garment maintenance, the company offers customization, custom name tags and professional repairs including heat-transfer name tags, hole repair, zipper replacement, hook-and-loop replacement and size adjustment. Its repair and custom-tag service also covers zipper repair, elastic-strap adjustment, custom tags on bags and logos, with team training used to support service standards. The Taiwan factory supplies cleanroom gear including CLASS 10/100/1000 crotch opening garments, diagonal-zip garments without hoods, front-zipper garments, double-zip cleanroom bags, cleanroom hoods, anti-static shoes and safety shoes. Cleanroom suits and pants are described as using breathable, skin-friendly materials, while suits, hoods and anti-static shoes are designed for wash durability and resistance to dust retention. Experienced tailors provide sewing for patches, name tags and buttons, and can develop patterns and designs for customized cleanroom suits and pants with design consultation. The company sells products directly from its factory, describes careful material selection and production monitoring, and uses this direct-sales approach to avoid distributor markups. Annual processing volume is stated at more than one million pieces, with same-day turnaround and flexible delivery capabilities. RUTH combines garment laundering, RFID tracking, repair and replacement in a one-stop management solution intended to let manufacturing sites remain focused on their core processes. The service scope therefore links cleanroom-garment cleaning with garment history management, maintenance, customization, consumables and replacement rather than treating laundry as a standalone operation. The combination of Class 1 cleaning, particle checking, RFID garment records and repair services supports cleanroom-garment control for technology and semiconductor manufacturing environments.
Capabilities and products
- Class 1 cleanroom garment cleaning
- RFID lifecycle and cleanliness-history management for cleanroom garments
- cleanroom garment customization and repair
- CLASS 10/100/1000 cleanroom garments and antistatic footwear supply
- cleanroom design and contamination-control consulting