Technical cleanliness doesn't start with the component—it starts with the carrier.
Today, technical cleanliness is a key factor in determining scrap rates, cleaning effort, and process stability in mass production. It is achieved when material, surface, geometry, and process work together consistently. This is exactly what our TecSa containers are designed for: Integration into your cleanliness strategy and existing logistics and cleaning processes is assessed for the specific application.
Even the tiniest particles can cause malfunctions, scrap, and customer complaints. Technical cleanliness becomes a critical quality factor, especially for sensitive components. The suitability of a load carrier depends on the specified requirements and conditions of use.
Technical cleanliness results from the interplay of material, surface, geometry, and process. We consider the entire process—from the component to the design to logistics—and develop customized load-carrying solutions.