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SITA Messtechnik GmbH will be celebrating its 25th anniversary and 15 years of fluorescence measurement technology at this year’s parts2clean in Hall 4, Booth C18. Founded in 1996 in Dresden by Prof. Dr. Lothar Schulze, SITA Messtechnik GmbH is the market leader not only for measuring and testing technology but also for quality assurance in component cleaning. SITA Messtechnik GmbH has pioneered new technologies for measuring the dynamic surface tension of liquids as well as has developed innovative solutions for quality-assuring process control in industrial parts cleaning.

Innovation driver in fluorescence measurement technology

For more than 15 years, SITA Messtechnik GmbH has been researching, developing and working in fluorescence measurement technology for the cleanliness control of components and has consolidated its position as an innovative pioneer of quality assurance in component cleaning.

Depending on the application and requirements, SITA Messtechnik GmbH’s wide product portfolio varies from the SITA CleanoSpector, the mobile and robust handheld measuring device, the SITA clean line CI inline measuring devices, to the SITA FluoScan 3D, the highly automated inspection system accompanying production.

The above-mentioned fluorescence measuring devices are supplemented by the SITA SurfaSpector, a mobile contact angle measuring device that checks the wettability of surfaces.

Analysis of process liquids

In the field of process liquid monitoring, the SITA DynoTester+ and SITA ConSpector handheld instruments will be on display. The former measures both surface tension and surfactant concentration and sends alerts when set limits are exceeded or not achieved. The latter monitors the degree of contamination of cleaning and rinsing baths.

Competent and individual consultation on site

SITA Messtechnik GmbH will provide advice on individual solutions for stable component cleanliness in Hall 4, Booth C18. Visitors to the booth can bring their parts and bath samples, and SITA experts will provide information on suitable measurement methods and will recommend appropriate equipment.

• Quality Assuring Process Control in Component Cleaning (André Lohse)
• Established measurement technology in industrial use - monitoring filmic contamination on component surfaces (Stefan Büttner)
• Measuring water contact angle instead of determining "surface tension" - the sense and nonsense of water breakage tests, test ink, contact angle and surface energy (Wolfgang Schmitt)

Please read the full press release here.