Clean, pure and residue-free? – controlled cleaning

The quality and reliability of components depend to a great extent upon their cleanliness. This makes the inspection of cleaned surfaces and the monitoring of cleaning and rinsing baths indispensable constituents of quality and cost optimised cleaning processes in a great variety of industries. Effective solutions to these tasks will be presented by the exhibitors at parts2clean at the Stuttgart Exhibition Centre from the 20th through the 22nd of October, 2009. The issue of preserving the obtained degree of cleanliness will be elucidated at the COROSAVE international trade fair for corrosion

protection, preservation and packaging, which will take place concurrently.

The goal of cleaning within production and the MRO processes is achieving the degree of cleanliness which is required for subsequent surface finishing, or flawless functioning of the parts. And this has to be substantiated more and more frequently. Inspection and documentation of the degree of cleanliness obtained for parts and surfaces within the cleaning process are thus gaining in significance in a broad range of industries. This necessitates analysis methods and devices which allow for simple and efficient testing for particulates and film-like residual contamination as close as possible to production.

Nearly all of the renowned manufacturers from this sector will be represented at this year’s parts2clean. At the moment, more than 180 exhibitors from eleven countries have registered to participate at the Leading International Trade Fair for Cleaning within the Production Process and Maintenance, which will take place in Stuttgart from the 20th though the 22nd of October, 2009. And thus parts2clean will once again present the world’s most comprehensive offerings throughout the entire process sequence for cleaning parts and surfaces.