What is Hydrogen embrittlement? Hydrogen embrittlement is a phenomenon where, in the presence of hydrogen, metals (especially high-strength steels and alloys), become brittle and susceptible to cracking and failure.
Cleanrooms are a part of the manufacturing process of a lot of common products we use every day. In order to protect both the devices and the employees, several parameters are rigidly controlled- from temperature and humidity to air quality and airflow. Depending on the process and product, there are different levels of “clean” that a cleanroom must adhere to.
Have you ever wondered what the differences are between Hex Head Cap Screws and Socket Head Cap Screws? While both screws create strong joints, they differ in several ways.
In a cleanroom environment, gloves are critical in protecting your product, process, and workers. As such, the manufacturing process must be done to a very high standard, resulting in gloves devoid of defects such as pinholes or contaminants. In order to evaluate the quality of the gloves, the Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) is used to determine the accepted rate of defects. This test is one of the most direct indicators of a manufacturer’s quality and process standards.
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