Ensuring Technical Cleanliness in the Production Process
The combination of a cleanroom and a cleaning process: Effectively and cost-efficiently minimizes contamination risks
technical cleanlinessAre Cleanrooms and Controlled Environments the Only Guarantee According to VDA 19?
Are you facing the challenge of ensuring technical cleanliness in your production process according to VDA 19 and/or the ZVEI guideline Technical Cleanliness in Electrical Engineering? The implementation of a cleanroom or controlled environment is often recommended—a measure associated with high investment costs and significant installation effort. But is there a more cost-effective alternative? We present solutions that are both effective and cost-efficient.
alternative strategy Innovative Solution for Achieving Technical Cleanliness
If you are looking for cost-effective measures to protect your electronic components from particulate contamination while ensuring compliance with all relevant standards and regulations, we have an alternative solution for you:
The combination of a basic cleanroom setup and an effective cleaning process.
This strategy not only meets technical requirements but also offers additional benefits you may not have considered yet.
CLEANROOM & CLEANING PROCESS Efficient Solutions for Your Production Reliability
The combination of a cleanroom and an integrated cleaning process may be new to you, but it is worth taking a closer look. This solution could protect your electronic assemblies from particulate contamination, optimize your production processes, and reduce costs at the same time.
Our solution offers you:
→ Cost Savings: Reduce the high investment and operating costs associated with setting up a cleanroom or controlled environment.
→ Increased Efficiency: Our alternative—the combination of a cleaning system and a cleanroom—can be integrated into existing production processes more quickly and easily.
→ Regulatory Compliance: Ensure adherence to all relevant standards and regulations.
→ Process Reliability & Quality Improvement: Increase yield and minimize the risk of failures.
added value through targeted cleaningMinimizing Particle Risk with an Effective Cleaning Process
Implementing an additional production step for cleaning your electronic assemblies may initially seem like extra effort. You might be wondering whether an additional step, such as cleaning, is truly necessary. However, in the long run, this process can prove highly beneficial, as it minimizes particle risk and ensures the quality of your products. With this targeted measure, you protect your assemblies from potential contamination and make a significant contribution to process reliability and the longevity of your electronics.
measures conceptImplementing Technical Cleanliness Cost-Efficiently
A basic cleanroom setup combined with a cleaning system could be the ideal solution for achieving technical cleanliness according to VDA 19 and relevant ISO standards. This approach is not only cost-efficient but also ensures that your production meets the highest quality standards. By optimizing your processes, minimizing risks, and ensuring the reliability of your electronic assemblies, you achieve results that meet both your requirements and those of your clients.
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Would you like to explore this alternative in more detail and learn more about the optimal use of cleanrooms and cleaning processes? Are you interested in a detailed cost-benefit analysis? Then request our whitepaper "Cost-effective Control of Technical Cleanliness in SMT Production" today.