Parts2clean recently presented the appropriate solutions, trends and know-how on parts cleaning at the Stuttgart Exhibition Center (Germany). Parts cleaning is an essential component of quality-oriented and stable production in all sectors of industry. Future industrial competitiveness will depend on the ability to meet new and ever-changing parts cleaning challenges in a process-safe, efficient, and resource-saving way.
As a quality criterion and competitive factor, industrial parts and surface cleaning makes an essential contribution to value creation in manufacturing, remanufacturing, and recycling. Due to current product and manufacturing trends as well as the need to make parts cleaning more energy and resource efficient, companies are facing an array of challenges. In order to remain competitive in the future, it is important not only to know the current and future requirements for the surface quality of workpieces in all the different industrial sectors, but also to develop methods of improving sustainability and cost-effectiveness.
“Featuring the most comprehensive set of international offerings for all stages of the industrial parts and surface cleaning process, parts2clean is the world’s best information and procurement platform for this purpose,” said Hendrik Engelking, global director at Deutsche Messe.
The event unveiled their new and refined products and services to an international specialist audience, including new and optimized system concepts for precision and high-purity applications in areas such as the optics and supplier industry for semiconductor technology, electromobility, and medical, measurement and analysis technology. In addition, suppliers of cleaning technology are responding to the increasing requirements for particulate and filmic cleanliness, which can be seen in a number of industrial sectors, with new and optimized process and drying technologies for wet- chemical cleaning. Various new and further developments for dry individual part cleaning, which can be easily integrated into manufacturing steps such as coating, sealing, bonding, and assembly processes — including in cleanrooms — were on display at parts2clean. Exhibitors also provided information on innovative approaches for integrating Industry 4.0 and artificial intelligence (AI) with industrial cleaning processes.
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