Explaining the necessary "cleaning power" and the "risk of residue" in the sheet metal processing industry.

A thorough explanation of the "necessity of cleaning" required in semiconductor-related, medical device-related, and precision sheet metal processing, and "what risks arise if oil, dust, and dirt remain."

About Cleaning Power ▼ Cleaning by hand using wipes or cotton swabs to degrease and clean tapped holes is labor-intensive. While cleaning with hazardous organic solvents is powerful, there are concerns about health risks due to handling dangers and odors. Water is not effective for removing oil, and there is a high possibility of insufficient cleaning power. In the increasingly demanded sheet metal processing industry related to semiconductors and medical equipment, super alkaline ionized water is effective for cleaning any type of dirt, as it does not allow oil, fingerprints, dirt, or contamination. What risks are associated with leaving oil, dust, and dirt behind ▼ ■ Quality cannot be guaranteed (trust decreases) ■ Remaining dirt can lead to defective returns and the time and effort required for re-manufacturing Additionally, during the upcoming rainy season, the likelihood of rust occurring increases, which can lead to product defects. Preventing rust during this susceptible period between processes eliminates the need for applying and removing rust inhibitors. If you are interested in cleaning machines that utilize such alkaline ionized water, *Please refer to the PDF materials for more details or feel free to contact us. ★We are accepting test cleaning of workpieces. Please feel free to consult with us.

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