Cleaning.
Precision part cleaning to the cleanliness levels demanded by optical, semiconductor, and medical applications.
Cleanliness is a
functional requirement.
In optical and semiconductor applications, contamination — whether particle, hydrocarbon, or ionic — is not merely cosmetic. It degrades optical performance, causes yield loss, and can render assemblies unusable. Our cleaning processes are designed and validated specifically for these demanding standards.
Ultrasonic Cleaning
High-frequency ultrasonic cavitation removes particulate and film contamination from complex geometries, blind holes, and internal channels that cannot be reached by conventional methods.
Aqueous Process Cleaning
Multi-stage aqueous cleaning with pH-controlled baths and deionized water rinses removes machining oils, greases, and process residues from machined components.
Solvent Cleaning
Targeted solvent cleaning for specific contamination types — effective for removing persistent organic films and precision-critical surface preparation.
Clean-room Packaging
Cleaned components are packaged in particle-free environments using appropriate materials to maintain cleanliness during shipping and storage.
Cleanliness standards & validation
Cleanliness requirements are defined in collaboration with the client and validated using appropriate measurement methods — particle counts, residual contamination analysis, and visual inspection under controlled lighting conditions.
Cleaning is available as a standalone service for components machined externally, or as an integrated step within our complete manufacturing process. All cleaning results are documented and traceable.