We work, check and analyze according to following standards: VDA 19.(1) / ISO 16232 / ISO 4406 / ISO 4407, several customer and company-internal standards.
Our laboratory was accredited by the German Office of Accreditation (DAkkS). We are an accredited laboratory according the standards of DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025. You can review the scope of the accreditation in our certificate.
What is technical cleanliness?
Terms such as technical cleanliness, residual dirt and particles are appearing more and more frequently when it comes to product quality. Increasingly complex technical systems are sensitive to foreign particles. Sliding surfaces are damaged, valves are blocked, short-cirquits occur.
Regular technical cleanliness tests can help you to prevent the failure of components or damage in their operating environment. In this way you avoid delivery difficulties, protect your customers, avoid claims for replacement or rebates and ensure your company’s good reputation through consistently high quality
Technical Cleanliness
With analyses of technical cleanliness, we ensure that your products do not only make a good impression on the surface. The aim is to ensure smooth operation and a long service life.
Residual dirt analysis
How clean is a component after completion or at certain production points? The residual dirt analysis is the basis for statements on technical cleanliness.
Monitoring
With our particle traps, in addition to the direct examination of components, it is possible to determine the cleanliness of the assembly environment or individual workplaces.
Fluid examination
In hydraulic systems, the cleanliness of the medium used plays a decisive role for the smooth functioning and service life of numerous components.