FAQs

Critical components going into fluid or air circuitry, engine components and some trasmission assemblies are need to free from particle contamination arising from manufacturing and assembly process. Particle contamination beyond limit will invariably affect the performance of the component during it’s life cycle. Cleanliness tests are performed on the finished components (after their standard cleaning process) to check the contamination level just before they are being either assembled or dispatched for further assembly. These quatitative and partial qualitative methods offer user insight over quantity, nature and source of the contamination so as to arrest the same during manufacturing or assembly stage. These methods form the integral part of quality control system of any manufacturer involved in manufacturing these critical components.