Technical Cleanliness – World's First Industry-Wide Specialist Conference from June 6 to June 7, 2018 in Marburg

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"Technical Cleanliness - Effects, Analysis, and Prevention of Contaminations" is the title of the event that can be registered for starting today. Interested parties are advised to do so promptly. The interest in this cross-industry event with the top theme "Technical Cleanliness" is already extremely high six months before the event begins. According to VDA 19 / ISO 16232, technical cleanliness is increasingly important in nearly all industries. Complex components are becoming more sensitive to particulate contamination. As a result, many parts already have very demanding cleanliness requirements today. The concept of technical cleanliness originated in the automotive industry. However, the potential for damage caused by particulate contamination is gaining significance in nearly all research and industrial sectors.

Shared Challenges – Different Solutions.

Highly developed cleaning and cleanroom technologies must continuously meet growing cleanliness requirements. Furthermore, modern testing methods must reliably detect various types of contamination. Microbiological, film, chemical, organic, and particulate contaminations often require similar strategies. This already represents an initial cross-industry commonality. Given the continuous development of complex technologies, collaboration between developers from different research and industrial sectors becomes increasingly important for meeting cleanliness standards. The 1st cross-industry specialist congress "Technical Cleanliness - Effects, Analysis, and Prevention of Contaminations" provides a platform for experience exchange and networking.

There's a lot to do – let's tackle it together!

Although the event is also themed "Automotive meets Pharma," this does not mean that the topic of cleanliness is of interest only to these two industries. In electrical engineering, aerospace, mechanical engineering, optical industry, and medical technology, the issue of cleanliness is continuously gaining importance. But also in the food industry, cosmetics, and technical healthcare, certain requirements for technical cleanliness are now indispensable. The solutions to many challenges arising from this demand require a broad spectrum of knowledge that can hardly be covered by individual specialized fields. Developing joint solutions for increasingly complex tasks will require expertise and collaboration across different industries in the future. It is time to face these challenges.