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IPC Webinar: Optimizing Cleaning Products Used in Electronics Manufacturing
December 2, 2024 | IPCEstimated reading time: 1 minute
The electronics industry is committed to improving manufacturing practices and one way to do this is using safer and more sustainable cleaning products across the electronics manufacturing life cycle. IPC-1402, “Standard for Green Cleaners Used in Electronics Manufacturing” is for engineers, chemists, environment/health/safety professionals, purchasers, and those involved in formulating and selecting cleaning products for electronics manufacturing.
This standard is useful to original equipment manufacturers, electronics manufacturing services companies, printed circuit board manufacturers, cable and wire harness manufacturers, as well as the cleaning product manufacturers. Formulating safer and more sustainable cleaning products and using these products is an important way for the industry to reduce potential impacts to worker health and the environment.
IPC, in collaboration with ChemFORWARD, welcome a variety of electronics manufacturing companies including electronics cleaning product formulators to attend this webinar to:
Understand the utility of IPC-1402 in defining cleaning products and processes, determining impacts to humans and the environment, managing health and safety and physical hazard requirements, and how to verify and assess relevant criteria.
Learn how to use the new CleanScreen application and reporting tool, which incorporates IPC-1402 criteria, to rapidly screen cleaning formulations and create your product safety profile for B2B communications.
Increase your awareness of other tools, standards, and certification programs available to develop and market safer and more sustainable cleaners for electronics manufacturing applications.
Event Type: Webinar
Dec 10, 2024 | 11:00am - 12:00pm CST
Visit the IPC events page to register.
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