We are very pleased to be able to participate with an information stand at the 16th specialist conference on technical cleanliness in assembly and production processes and to present our products to an interested audience.
Contaminants in liquids are not only a nuisance, but also pose risks to the function and safety of products. In the automotive and mechanical engineering industries, particles in engine, transmission, or hydraulic oil lead to premature wear or system failure. With ultrapure water and liquid medical devices, foreign particles represent a risk to the health of users, which is why they must be completely eliminated.
New to our product range is a disposable filtration system for extracting foreign particles from liquid pharmaceuticals, such as cytostatics. This handy system is easy to assemble and use. You can conveniently filter your sample on-site and send the residue to our testing laboratory for analysis.
Ceramic crucibles are indispensable in the precious metals industry, but due to the high melting temperatures of some precious metals, they have a limited lifespan and sometimes need to be replaced daily. Each replacement means lost time and additional costs. A customer turned to our accredited testing laboratory to maximize their service life.
We were recently challenged by a customer of our test laboratory. The task was to extract contaminant particles from 48 components and examine their origin and risk potential using SEM-EDX – results delivered within one week!
This year we will once again have a booth at Parts2Clean, the leading trade fair for industrial parts and surface cleaning, in Stuttgart. We have a limited number of free tickets available for our customers and cordially invite you to meet us at the fair.
Our customers often ask how best to package their sensitive samples for transport to our testing laboratory. Products of high purity must be handled carefully. Instructions on how to pack them correctly can be seen in the following video.
A particular challenge is the correct analysis of microparticles inside medical glass ampoules. When the vials are opened, glass breakage often occurs, which can get into the analysis and falsify the result. To solve the problem, our team has developed a new process to non-destructively detect foreign particles in glass ampoules.
In October 2019, the Association of German Engineers (VDI) published a new guideline on the purity of medical devices (VDI 2083 Sheet 21:2019-10). In this article we inform customers and interested parties about essential aspects of the new directive.
