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Parts that look clean can still carry silicone, oil, flux or cleaning agent films that ruin coating, bonding and printing. A water contact angle check turns visual cleanliness into a number, so suspect glass, wafers and parts are cleaned again before the next step. Used in semiconductor, glass, medical device and general manufacturing.
Use cases showing how a quantitative wetting screen catches residue and contamination that visual inspection, ATP testing, or a qualitative water break test can miss.
Glass Cleaning Validation And Verification
Turns visually clean glass into a number, catching cleaning agent, residue or oil films on glassware and glass parts before they go back into use.
Silicone Contamination Detection
A water contact angle check that flags silicone and other low energy films before coating, bonding, printing or assembly, so suspect parts are cleaned first.
Surface Cleanliness Verification
A numeric wetting check that complements ATP testing, catching oil, silicone and cleaning agent films before coating, bonding or sealing.
Wafer Cleaning and Photoresist Adhesion
Checks wafer cleaning and HMDS priming with water contact angle at set sites, so resist lifting is caught before you spin the resist.
