Upcoming Trade Shows Stuttgart, Germany for Industrial Cleaning & Maintenance

The industrial cleaning and maintenance industry in Stuttgart benefits from direct access to the latest advancements in cleaning technology that’s shown at parts2clean, which in 2023 shifted its attention to the concept of High Purity. parts2clean 2023 shed light on the increasing complexity and diversity of industrial component and surface cleaning tasks. The event responded to these challenges with a broader spectrum of solutions and a significant emphasis on sustainability. As manufacturing technologies and materials evolve, so too must the cleaning processes that support them. This year’s parts2clean showcased how companies are adapting their cleaning solutions to meet stricter technical cleanliness specifications while also prioritizing energy and resource efficiency. The highlight theme of High Purity was particularly relevant for industries such as semiconductor supply, high-vacuum technology, electronics manufacturing, e-mobility, precision optics, medical and pharmaceutical technology. These sectors demand exceptionally high levels of cleanliness, and parts2clean provided a platform for demonstrating cutting-edge solutions to meet these rigorous standards. A notable aspect of the event was the record attendance at the Expert Forum. Over 2,700 attendees participated in lectures by renowned speakers from science, research, and industry. These presentations, which were simultaneously translated between German and English, provided in-depth knowledge transfer on both traditional cleaning tasks and high-purity applications. The high turnout reflected a significant demand for information by the industrial cleaning and maintenance industry in Stuttgart as other industries adapt to new requirements. The final day of parts2clean featured the presentation of the FiT2clean Award by the German Industrial Parts Cleaning Association (FiT). This award recognized outstanding achievements and innovations in parts cleaning, with Intelligent Fluids GmbH securing the €10,000 prize for their development of sustainable, water-based phase fluids. These fluids offer an eco-friendly alternative to standard solvents.