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The Exhibit Hall — Bringing Cleaning to Machining

The Parts Cleaning Conference is held in conjunction with the Precision

Machining Technology Show (PMTS). The PMTS show floor will offer

attendees the opportunity to see the latest advances in cleaning equipment,

chemicals and services, alongside machine tool builders, cutting tool

companies, software vendors and more – all under one roof. On the show

floor you’ll discover equipment and solutions to improve your business.

In addition to new products and technology, you’ll meet new people and

nurture existing relationships.

The Parts Cleaning Conference The Parts Cleaning Conference is the place to learn

about the latest cleaning technologies. Over the past

year, cleaning has become more important than ever.

Environmental limitations are becoming more strict and

manufacturers demand high-quality clean parts. This

conference will detail how to make it all happen, while

staying within compliance — and on budget.

Technology On Display

Equipment SuppliersAqueousSolventUltrasonicVacuumDryingAlternative SystemsBuffing and Polishing

AccessoriesBrushesNozzlesPumps

ChemistrySolventAdditiveAqueousAlternative Technologies

Quality ControlAnalysisMonitoring Systems

Treatment and Recycling Systems

FiltersFilter PressesOil SkimmersSludge DryersVapor Recovery SystemsWater Purification SystemsBioremediationUltrafiltration

1 August 10-12, 2021 • Huntington Convention Center | Cleveland, Ohio

Conference SessionsThe Educational Sessions available at the Parts Cleaning Conference will cover everything from the fundamentals of cleaning to the environmental rules and regulations coming down the pipeline. Your registration fee covers all conference sessions and access to the PMTS show floor, as well as all the networking and special events that PMTS and the Parts Cleaning Conference have to offer.

PMTS EventsInterested in learning even more about precision machining advancements and technologies? Included in your registration are the PMTS Tech Talks, classroom sessions and hands-on demonstrations in exhibitors’ booths on

the show floor.

For the complete schedule, visit PMTS.com.

Schedule At-a-Glance

Tuesday, August 10

12:00 Noon – 12:30 p.m. Registration

12:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Conference Sessions

10:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. PMTS Exhibit Hall Open

Wednesday, August 11

7:00 a.m. Breakfast

8:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Conference Sessions

4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Parts Cleaning Conference Networking Reception

9:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.PMTS Exhibit Hall Open

Thursday, August 12

7:30 a.m. Breakfast

8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Conference Sessions

9:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. PMTS Exhibit Hall Open

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Bringing Cleaning to Machining

TUESDAY, AUGUST 10

GENERAL SESSIONS | PROCESS & PROCEDURES

12:30 – 1:00 p.m. The Influence and Future of Industry 4.0 and Digitization in Industrial Parts CleaningSandro Siminovich, Ecoclean Inc.

1:00 – 1:30 p.m. High Quality Pre-Tests for Future Critical CleaningGerhard Koblenzer, LPW

1:30 – 2:00 p.m. Reduce the Hidden Costs of Cleaning Process ChangeBarb and Ed Kanegsberg, BFK Solutions LLC

2:00 – 2:30 p.m. Refreshment Break

2:30 – 3:00 p.m. Protecting Your Investments with Modular, Scalable Cleaning and Deburring SystemsTyler Wheeler, Ecoclean Inc.

3:00 – 3:30 p.m. Advances in Aqueous Cleaner Process RemediationMike Valenti, Hubbard-Hall Inc.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11GENERAL SESSIONS | POLICY & PROCEDURES

7:30 – 8:00 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast

8:00 – 8:30 a.m. Advances in Automotive Remanufacturing Component CleaningChuck Sexton, KYZEN Corp.

8:30 – 9:00 a.m. Correlating ISO 16232 Particle Analysis Methods (Optical + SEM)Peter Feamster, JOMESA North America Inc.

9:00 – 9:30 a.m. Challenges with Technical Cleanliness InspectionMarkus Rossler, Glaeser Inc.

9:30 – 10:00 a.m. Refreshment Break

10:00 – 10:30 a.m. Cleaning Parts After Thermal DeburringEthan Mueller, KYZEN Corp.

10:30 – 11:00 a.m. Study of Rinsability of Aqueous Cleaners for Oxygen Service ApplicationsYangsheng Zhang, BHC Inc.

11:00 – 11:30 a.m. Creating a Global Cleaning Community with AssociationsMatt Gilmore, Manufacturing Cleaning Association (MCA) | Gerhard Koblenzer, FIT | Sherry Stepp, KYZEN Corp.

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Lunch on the PMTS Show floor

TRACK 1: AQUEOUS CLEANING TRACK 2: BASICS & BEST PRACTICES

12:30 – 1:00 p.m. Criteria for Aqueous Cleaning SelectionEdward Tulinski, Ransohoff - Cleaning Technology Group

There’s a Better Way to PassivateWill Sweet, KYZEN Corp.

1:00 – 1:30 p.m.Understanding How Heat Improves Your Parts Cleaning ProcessMarty Sawyer, Trimac Industrial Systems

All Substrates Are Not Created Equal When it Comes to Cleaning CyclesGreg Terrell, Coventya Inc.

1:30 – 2:00 p.m. The Real Cost of Parts CleaningMike Valenti, Hubbard-Hall Inc.

Neutral Surface Treatments and Chemical Polishing: Challenging the NormsRon Cucuro, MacDermid Enthone

2:00 – 2:30 p.m.Remove Oils/Soils from Your Wastewater and Recycle What You Can: How to Be Nice to Mother Earth!Ray Graffia Jr., Arbortech Corp.

Innovative CO2 Cleaning and Extraction Technology Join Today’s ManufacturingNelson Sorbo, Cool Clean Technologies

4:30 – 5:30 p.m. Parts Cleaning Networking Reception

THURSDAY, AUGUST 12GENERAL SESSIONS | POLICY & PROCEDURES

7:30 – 8:00 a.m. Registration & Continental Breakfast

8:00 – 8:30 a.m. Update from EPA’s Significant New Alternatives Policy ProgramMargaret Sheppard, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

8:30 – 9:00 a.m. Emerging Technologies in Aqueous CleaningChris Berger, Calvary Industries

9:00 – 9:30 a.m. Seizing the Benefits of Modified Alcohols in Closed Cleaning Technology Christian Rosener, SAFECHEM Europe GbbH

9:30 – 10:00 a.m. Refreshment Break

10:00 – 10:30 a.m. TCE / nPB Conversions: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Choosing the Wrong Chemistry or the Wrong ProcessDavid Ferguson, MircoCare LLC

10:30 – 11:00 a.m. Eyes on Cleaner Concentration – The Disregarded Component of Cleaning AgentsAndre Lohse, SITA Messtechnik GmbH

As of April 18, 2021 | Parts Cleaning ExhibitorsSearch the show at PMTS.comAbanaki Corporation

Absolute Machine Tools

ADF Systems, Ltd.

Admiral Metals

ADVANCED TOOLING INC

Aeroex Technologies Inc.

Alliance Manufacturing, Inc.

Allied Machine & Engineering

Amper

Attachment Supplies And Products

Autoturn Machinery & Tooling

Aviva Metals

Benz, Inc.

Better Edge

BHC, Inc. - Brulin

Blaser Swisslube Inc.

BME Inc.

Boehlerit

BP Lubricants USA, Inc.

Brush Research

Bucci Industries USA / IEMCA

Buffoli Transfer

CADDIS Systems

Capital Steel & Wire, Inc.

CECOR

Champion Screw Machine Eng., Inc.

CJ Winter

Clark Oil and Chemical Co.

Cleaning Technologies Group, LLC

CMW TECH

Comco Inc.

Concast Metal Products Co.

Cool Clean Technologies, LLC

Coolant Control Inc.

Co-Op Tool Production Workholding

Core Powered Inc.

Corey Steel Company

Crowley Tool Company

D&S Wire, Inc.

Datanomix

Davenport Machine

Denny’s Tool Mfg., Inc.

DUMBARTON TOOL

Eaton Steel Bar Company

Ecoclean, Inc.

Ecoroll Corporation Tool Technology

Edge Technologies

Engineered Lubricants

Engis Corporation

Erwin JUNKER Machinery Inc

ESPRIT CAM

Eural USA Inc.

Euroline / Motorex Oil

Eurotech

Factur

FANUC America Corporation

FARO Technologies Inc.

Firetrace Interational

FISCHER Special Tooling Corporation

FMB Machine

Forte Precision Metals Grinding

Franconia Industries

Gates Engineered Lubricants

General Inspection, LLC

Genevieve Swiss Industries, Inc. (GenSwiss)

Glaeser Inc.

Gnutti Transfer SpA

Goeltenbodt technology GmbH

Gosiger High Volume

Graff-Pinkert & Co., Inc.

GREEN PACKAGING, INC.

Greene Tool Systems, Inc.

GWS Tool Group

Haas Factory Outlet

Haimer USA

HAINBUCH America

Hangsterfer’s Laboratories, Inc.

Hardinge Inc.

HEH Group

Henning Industrial Software, Inc.

Heule Tool

HORN USA Inc.

Hydro

Hydromat Inc.

IBAG North America

IML Precision LLC

iSwiss Corporation

JAYCO Cleaning Technologies

JBM Technologies Inc.

JIS Distribution LLC

JM Performance Products Inc.

JOMESA North America, Inc.

JTM PRODUCTS

Kaiser Aluminum

Kays Engineering / DeHoff / Eldorado / TechniDrill

KEB Industries, Inc.

Keyence

Keystone Profiles LTD

KINESPIN, Division of Kinefac Corporation

KNIGHT CARBIDE

KSI Swiss

KYOCERA Hardcoating Technologies Ltd

Kyocera SGS Precision Tools Inc.

KYZEN Corp.

Langolf Company, Inc.

Laurel Steel

LeClaire Manufacturing

Lester Detterbeck Enterprises

Lexair Incorporated

LNS North America

Logan Clutch

Lyndex-Nikken, Inc.

Maier Machine Tool

Martindale Electric Co.

Marubeni Citizen-Cincom Inc.

Masa Tool Inc.

Master Magnetics

Mastercam / CNC Software, Inc.

Mazak Corporation

Mectron Inspection Systems

Melin Tool Company

Metal Resource Solutions, Inc.

Methods Machine Tools

Microcare Corporation

MiJET Division of Custom Service Solutions

Mikron Machine

Mikron Tool

MiQ Partners

Miraclean Ultrasonics

Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc.

Mitsubishi Materials USA

Mueller Brass Company, a Mueller Industries Company

Nelsen Steel

New Dimension Metals Corp.

New Market Products, LLC.

Norgren

North American Carbide

NSK America Corp.

NTK Cutting Tools

OASIS Inspection Systems

oelheld U.S., Inc.

Oemeta Coolant

Parker Hannifin | SmogHog

Parker Majestic

Pat Mooney Saws

PAWS Workholding

Peerless Machinery

Peterson Tool Company

Pilot Precision Products

Platinum Tooling

Posa-Cut Corporation

Precision Machined Products Association

Prella Technologies

Prime Technical Services, Inc.

Production Machining

Products Finishing

Products In Motion Inc.

QualiChem, Inc.

Raptor Workholding

Rathbone Precision Metals, Inc.

Rayco Tools Inc

Reed Machinery, Inc.

Revolution Machine Works/DM2 USA

Riten Industries

Roda Specialty Steel

Round Ground Metals

Royal Products

RSVP Tooling, Inc.

RWK Tool Co. represented by D.L. Shephard & Assoc.

SALES & MARKETING DYNAMICS, INC

Sankyo Automation

Schutte Corporation

Schwanog LLC

Scientific Cutting Tools

Service Center Metals

Shoptech Software

Siemens Weiss Spindle Service

SIMTEK USA Inc.

Six Sigma Concepts

SMW Autoblok Corp.

Snap Jaws Manufacturing

SolidCAM, Inc.

Somma Tool Co.

Southwick & Meister, Inc.

Spartan Carbide Inc.

SPC Innovations, Inc.

SPS Spindle Parts & Service

Stainless and Aluminum, Inc.

Star CNC Machine Tool Corp.

Strausak & Rollomatic

Superior Stainless & Alloys LLC

Surface Alliance

SW North America, Inc.

Swiss Steel USA, Inc.

Swoosh Technologies

TAJMAC-USA

Taubensee Steel & Wire Company

Techna-Tool Inc.

TechSolve

The Steco Corporation

Today’s Medical Developments

Tower Metalworking Fluids

Toyoda Americas Corporation

Tri Star Metals LLC

True Cut Tool Co.

Truform Equipment, Inc.

Tsugami / Rem Sales

TTC North America

Tungaloy America

UNISIG Deep Hole Drilling Systems

Universal Automatics / CNC & Swiss Specialists

US Union Tool

Valbruna Stainless Inc.

Vargus USA

Vektek LLC

W. D. Quinn Saw Co.

Watkins Mfg. Inc.

WhizCut America, Inc.

Wieland Chase, LLC

Worth Steel

WSM Technology Inc.

Yarde Metals Inc.

Zeiss

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Conference Schedule Exhibitor List

9:30 a.m.Refreshment Break

10:00 a.m.Cleaning Parts After Thermal DeburringEthan Mueller, KYZEN Corp.

During the thermal deburring process, parts are coated in a thick and generally undesired iron-oxide coating. When this coating needs to be removed, aqueous cleaning tends to be called upon. Choosing the correct cleaning agent and wash equipment is necessary to ensure thorough cleaning, achieve reasonable bath life and prevent bottlenecking. A well-designed process can effectively remove iron-oxide coating in high volume. Two aqueous cleaning methods for thermally deburred parts will be covered in this presentation.

10:30 a.m.Study of Rinsability of Aqueous Cleaners for Oxygen Service ApplicationsYangsheng Zhang, BHC Inc.

High level cleanliness is important in many applications, notably in oxygen service systems where the hardware is used to transport, store and deliver concentrated gas oxygen or liquid oxygen. Small a.m.ounts of particulate or hydrocarbon residue (non-volatile residue) in the presence of concentrated oxygen can lead to a catastrophic fire or explosion. This presentation will share details about rinsability, particularly in aqueous cleaning systems. The effect and role of cleaner chemistry, water quality, rinse method, soil loading, temperature and time will be covered.

11:00 a.m.Creating a Global Cleaning Community Through AssociationsMatt Gilmore, Manufacturing Cleaning Association (MCA) Sherry Stepp, KYZEN Corp., MCA President Gerhard Koblenzer, FIT

Join Manufacturing Cleaning Association President Sherry Stepp, Gerhard Koblenzer of FIT and Executive Director Matt Gilmore to learn more about this new industrial cleaning community. The session will provide details on unique member benefits, international partnerships, members-only online communities and show how the association is working to answer the question, “How clean is clean?”

TUESDAY, AUGUST 10 G E N E R A L S E S S I O N S | P R O C E S S & P R O C E D U R E S

12:30 p.m.The Influence and Future of Industry 4.0 and Digitization in Industrial Parts CleaningSandro Siminovich, Ecoclean Inc.

In today’s world, no one escapes a life where connectivity and data collection are key to success, be it in our personal or professional environments. And, of course, in the helm of parts cleaning applications, it could not be any different. Terms such as “Smart Manufacturing,” “Internet of Things (IoT)” and “Industry 4.0” can be heard constantly in the manufacturing fields. This presentation will cover how these new technologies and approaches could affect industrial parts cleaning equipment and impact plant productivity. Attendees will leave with a thorough understanding of possible solutions, trends, capabilities, advantages and pitfalls of remote connectivity and diagnosis of industrial cleaning systems.

1:00 p.m.High Quality Pre-Tests for Future Critical CleaningGerhard Koblenzer, LPW

The world is changing. New challenges in industry require a look at technical cleanliness in the entire process chain and high-quality tests in advance. Planning a new process must include a clear analytical approach and realistic tests. There is also the benchmark with comparable processes. The presentation will cover a feasibility check regarding the required cleanliness specification, and include such topics as definition of the process and the requested parameters; determination of the suitable detergents and rinsing media; determination of process and time critical sub-processes; balancing between cycle time and process time; and determination of the suitable filtration and media treatment.

1:30 p.m.Reduce the Hidden Costs of Cleaning Process ChangeBarb and Ed Kanegsberg, BFK Solutions LLC

There are costs associated with process change. Most manufacturers consider the cost of cleaning agents and the initial investment in capital equipment. There are other costs — many even more significant costs which may not be apparent. In this program, attendees will learn ways to identify, minimize and sometimes eliminate the hidden costs of cleaning process change. Whether the reason for process change is a reduction of defect rate, increased customer requirements for cleanliness or new safety/environmental regulations, attendees will develop approaches to achieving positive process changes and avoiding costly mistakes. The program is of value to those considering aqueous, solvent, co-solvent or “non-chemical” approaches to cleaning.

2:00 p.m.Refreshment Break

2:30 p.m.Protecting Your Investments with Modular, Scalable Cleaning and Deburring SystemsTyler Wheeler, Ecoclean Inc.

Flexibility and scalability in the manufacturing process have never been as important as they are today. Traditionally, separate systems have been required for deburring and cleaning process with a manual or automatic handling process in between. This traditional approach typically requires not only the purchase of separate machines but also buying more capacity than needed to protect for future volumes. Expand your systems as your production needs increase. The presentation will highlight how a new approach can be used to combine different standardized process modules into a single system that can be configured or expanded to meet your needs for today and tomorrow.

3:00 p.m.Advances in Aqueous Cleaner Process RemediationMike Valenti, Hubbard-Hall Inc.

What if you could reclaim 95% of your production line cleaner? This session covers the fundamentals of industrial aqueous cleaning, the basic components of an industrial aqueous cleaner and the roles of those components. It explains the economics that determine the optimal disposal point of a cleaner bath. It will discuss the production and quality risks associated with the traditional saturate, dump and dispose cleaner practice. Attendees will learn about technologies that extend the life of cleaners, including a cleaner/membrane technology that results in a 95% reclaim efficiency. The how, the cost savings, the quality improvements and the environmental benefits of the technology will be covered.

3:30 p.m.Conference Adjourns for the Day

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 G E N E R A L S E S S I O N S | P O L I C Y & P R O C E D U R E S

7:30 a.m.Registration & Continental Breakfast

8:00 a.m.Advances in Automotive Remanufacturing Component CleaningChuck Sexton, KYZEN Corp.

Over the past five years, the remanufacturing industry has grown dramatically, exceeding $8 billion in revenue in 2019! From start to finish, cleaning is paramount to meet performance and reliability in this industry. Safe cleaning chemistries are important to companies as they want to ensure that the cleaning fluids being used are safe not only for the parts being processed but also for the workers and environment. This presentation will provide a current comprehensive look at emerging cleaning agents’ safety and performance; effective carbon removal; market trends for remanufacturing cleaning; state-of-the-art equipment design; and gazing into the crystal ball – what’s in store for remanufacturing cleaning in 2021/2022?

8:30 a.m.Correlating ISO 16232 Particle Analysis Methods (Optical + SEM)Peter Feamster, JOMESA North America

Manufacturers and component suppliers must have the ability to detect all types of contamination particles, no matter the reflection properties, to ensure the highest quality product. The JOMESA PSE (Precision Scan for Elements) system allows for the correlation of optical analysis with EDS material identification. In a mass production environment, the efficiency of the quality testing is essential to catch problems before they grow out of control. Correlating these two analysis methods is necessary to ensure the most damaging contamination particles are detected and removed from upstream processes.

9:00 a.m.Challenges with Technical Cleanliness InspectionMarkus Rossler, Glaeser Inc.

Inspections of functional or safety-critical parts and components are increasingly required. While there are guidelines and specifications available, those specifications cover general methods and cannot go into detail to describe suitable procedures to inspect specific components’ dimensions, design and surface areas. This presentation will offer insight into various challenges and provide ideas such as dealing with extremely large and heavy components, often with a very high contamination level, which is clogging the membranes and does not allow the required particle count under the microscope.

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T R AC K 2: B A S I C S & B E S T P R AC T I C E S

12:30 p.m.There’s a Better Way to PassivateWill Sweet, KYZEN Corp.

To combat corrosion in manufacturing environments, production facilities have been turning to stainless steel passivation. This step of removing the free iron from the surface of the metal has become important in high-reliability markets such as medical, aerospace, automotive and more. Plants that are required to meet specific ASTM or a.m.S standards do not even have the choice of whether to passivate.

1:00 p.m.All Substrates Are Not Created Equal When it Comes to Cleaning CyclesGreg Terrell, Coventya Inc.

Pretreatment cycles in metal finishing vary due to the substrate material being processed. When setting up to clean a part, the soil type must be considered, but the substrate material, the process by which it is formed or made, and any subsequent treatments need to be taken into account as well. Is the part a casting, stamping, alloyed, hardened, machined, impregnated, wrought, cold formed, etc.? This presentation will touch on the part types we commonly see and provide tips for proper cleaning cycles with a focus on the dos and don’ts to be successful.

1:30 p.m.Neutral Surface Treatments and Chemical Polishing: Challenging the NormsRon Cucuro, MacDermid Enthone

Neutral surface treatments were developed primarily to eliminate the hazards associated with the use of traditional strong acid treatments (acid pickles). These neutral surface treatments were intended to be drop-in replacements wherever acid pickles were being used in the plating or conversion coating process and come with the ability to perform the same functions — removal of oxides and heavy scales.

2:00 p.m.Innovative CO2 Cleaning and Extraction Technology Join Today’s ManufacturingNelson Sorbo, Cool Clean Technologies

Since its development in the 1980s, CO2 technology has evolved greatly. This presentation will focus on the solid phase of CO2 for applications of cleaning, surface preparation and various residue removal in typical manufacturing operations. The presentation will also highlight relevant applications that use liquid CO2 phase and supercritical CO2 cleaning for medical implants, medical PPE (specifically N95 masks for cleaning and disinfecting), aerospace outgassing and silicone extraction. It will also cover specific industries and applications where CO2 cleaning and extraction is impacting parts cleaning in immense ways.

11:30 a.m.Lunch on the PMTS Show Floor

T R AC K 1: AQ U E O U S C L E A N I N G

12:30 p.m.Criteria for Aqueous Cleaning SelectionEdward Tulinski, Ransohoff - Cleaning Technologies Group

The presentation will cover the interaction necessary between an end user and supplier to work toward proper process development, equipment selection and criteria necessary for a successful equipment implementation.

1:00 p.m.Understanding How Heat Improves Your Parts Cleaning ProcessMarty Sawyer, Trimac Industrial Systems

Optimum cleaning typically utilizes heat. Temperature is critical to getting your parts clean but is often not a well understood part of the process. The heat level affects the chemistry selection and can have a huge impact on cleaning performance. Learn about how the heat in both the cleaning and drying application is created, how it is controlled and how to get the best results with the lowest operating costs.

1:30 p.m.The Real Cost of Parts CleaningMike Valenti, Hubbard-Hall Inc.

Soils and contaminates are notoriously difficult to remove from drawn and formed metal parts. If not removed properly, they can cause downstream contamination, rework, downtime and customer rejects. But companies have different attitudes toward cleaning costs, risks and impact.

2:00 p.m.Remove Oils/Soils from Your Wastewater and Recycle What You Can: How to Be Nice to Mother Earth!Ray Graffia Jr., Arbortech Corp.

Machining processes usually require goods to be cleaned. H2O-based decontamination options customarily achieve readiness for shipment, but what do you do with fouled aqua after cleaning? This presentation focuses on two things: defining pollutants typically generated during machining and sharing generic treatment options after those nasty components have literally muddied the waters. Learn about technologies that might enable you to legally discharge or even recycle your aqueous solutions, thereby saving money, labor, energy and—Mother Earth!

4:30-5:30Parts Cleaning Networking Reception! End the day with drinks and conversation with your fellow attendees, speakers and parts cleaning exhibitors from the PMTS show floor.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 12

7:30 a.m.Registration & Continental Breakfast

8:00 a.m.Update from EPA’s Significant New Alternatives Policy ProgramMargaret Sheppard, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

This presentation will provide an overview of the latest solvents that EPA’s Significant New Alternatives Policy (SNAP) Program has reviewed for health and environmental impacts. The presentation will also share information on federal environmental regulations affecting solvents. In addition, attendees will learn about a new law — the a.m.erican Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act — that will affect production of hydrofluorocarbons.

8:30 a.m.Emerging Technologies in Aqueous CleaningChris Berger, Calvary Industries

As industrial cleaning processes evolve, there is a demand for higher performance, lower operational costs and environmental safety. Increasing energy costs drive the need for lower operating temperatures, and regulatory restrictions on some chemistry effluents are making some traditional components obsolete. Ever-increasing competitiveness of the market drive the need for materials that work better and last longer. New technology is now available to meet these needs, but how does it work, and how do you know it works better? This presentation will cover new available technology and new methods that manufacturers can use to validate improvements in their cleaning processes. Several case studies will also be reviewed.

9:00 a.m.Seizing the Benefits of Modified Alcohols in Closed Cleaning Technology Christian Rosener, SAFECHEM Europe GbbH

In this presentation, the audience will gain a deeper understanding of the properties of modified alcohols, their application areas and

advantages, as well as the role of closed cleaning machines in contributing to an optimized cleaning process and sustainability. SafeChem will also introduce its newly developed modified alcohol, which has an inherently enhanced stabilizing effect on the cleaning process. The theoretical principles will be further illustrated with real customer examples.

9:30 a.m.Refreshment Break

10:00 a.m.TCE / nPB Conversions: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Choosing the Wrong Chemistry or the Wrong ProcessDavid Ferguson, MircoCare LLC

TCE and nPB have been used for many cleaning purposes and in many different types of equipment. Regulatory changes are forcing industries to look for alternatives to these chemistries. MicroCare will answer some of the most common questions and provide scenarios to help attendees better understand what underlying issues need to be considered when making a change to a better, safer cleaning fluid.

10:30 a.m.Eyes on Cleaner Concentration – The Disregarded Component of Cleaning AgentsAndre Lohse, SITA Messtechnik GmbH

The key to useful component cleanliness measurements is to have a well-written and understood cleanliness measurement specification and testing procedure. The testing procedure should incorporate recommendations from ISO standards on component cleanliness measurements. These recommendations include equipment setup and verification, blank tests, contamination extraction procedure validation and analysis of extraction liquid.

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Parts Cleaning Conference VenueHuntington Convention Center of Cleveland300 W. Lakeside Ave., Cleveland, OH 44113clevelandconventions.com

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