Clean Event

Control of Cleanliness and Contamination in the Entire Manufacturing Process

Particles of dirt and molecular impurities, even on the scale of a few nanometers, can have disastrous effects on the functioning of a system or machine. Consequently, an increasing number of companies are imposing stricter requirements on the cleanliness of their products, as inadequate cleanliness can detrimentally impact product performance. Therefore, the entire process must be under control. This requirement extends not only to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) but also to suppliers.

How can the entire supply chain collectively achieve control over cleanliness and contamination throughout the manufacturing process? How can you ensure a smart design that facilitates both the initial cleaning of the product and its sustained cleanliness in subsequent stages? Additionally, how can you mitigate significant risks during the assembly and packaging processes? These challenges will be the focal point of the Clean Event on April 16, 2024. This annual gathering serves as a meeting point for professionals across the entire industrial cleanliness spectrum, emphasizing a robust and substantive program.

Clean Event connects professionals from the entire chain around industrial cleanliness

The Clean Event connects professionals from the entire chain around industrial cleanliness to face challenges together, share knowledge and exchange experiences. As a visitor, you will meet suppliers of industrial cleaning services, systems and products focused on:

• Wet cleaning processes
• Thermal cleaning processes
• Special cleaning processes and applications
• Mechanical cleaning processes
• Cleanrooms and supplies

Clean 2024 will be organised at the same time and place as the Manufacturing Technology Conference. The stands for Clean event are in the Beneluxhal (see floorplan).

The previous edition of Clean

During Clean 2023, there was a close collaboration with ASML and Themo Fisher Scientific. Because of this close cooperation, visitors had the opportunity to have one-on-one discussions with Johan Hoogboom (Senior Materials and Conditioning Engineer at ASML) and Ton van den Broek (Technical Supply Chain Engineer at Thermo Fisher Scientific). Will you be there next edition?