Guideline: Filmic contamination in control
The guideline “Filmic contamination in control” is intended for operators of parts cleaning systems, those responsible for cleaning processes, process chain managers, and users of measurement and testing technology. It is designed to facilitate quality-assured process management for these individuals. Based on the current state of the art, the Fachverband industrielle Teilereinigung e.V. (FiT) compiled practical and expert knowledge as well as user experience between 2015 and 2018 and developed the guideline “Filmic contamination in control.”
Free Copy for FiT Members
FiT members receive a copy of the German-English document free of charge, exclusively for their own, company-specific use. Additional copies are available for 50 euros (plus 7% VAT and shipping costs) through the FiT Association’s office.
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Paid Copy for Non-Members of FiT
A copy of the German-English document for non-members is available for 90 euros (plus 7% VAT and shipping costs) through the FiT Association’s office, info(at)fit-online.org.
NEW: Non-members can purchase the digital version for 80 euros (plus 7% VAT).
Excerpt
The cleanliness of part surfaces after pre- post- and final cleaning is an important quality characteristic in many branches of industry. But it is not always possible to exclude the presence of manufacturing-related contamination, despite the use of state-of-the-art production methods. It is therefore necessary to remove contamination from the surfaces to ensure that the parts exhibit the necessary cleanliness for the downstream manufacturing stages (e.g. joining. painting) and its final use.
Efforts undertaken in recent years have primarily addressed the issue of particulate contamination. Now, though, chemical contamination and contamination with films are perceived increasingly as adverse to quality.
FiT has recognised that the industrial parts cleaning sector requires practical recommendations for quality-assured process management in regard to contamination with films. The authors drew on available state-of-the-art technology, adding practical and expert knowledge along with user experience, to prepare this guideline entitled “Managing Filmic Contamination” between 2015 and 2018.
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