Mennens Cleanroom Cranes at Clean Event 2026 on April 23

On April 23, Mennens Cleanroom Cranes will participate in Clean Event 2026, organised by Mikrocentrum. The event is free to attend upon registration and brings together professionals working in contamination-controlled and high-tech manufacturing environments, with a shared focus on cleanliness, contamination control and process reliability.

Post 26-03-2026 - Clean Event

 

Lifting systems within contamination-controlled production

Across semiconductor, high-tech, pharmaceutical and aerospace industries, contamination control is not a standalone objective. It is directly tied to consistent process performance and final product quality.

Lifting systems contribute more to that stability than is often assumed. Movements above sensitive equipment or assemblies can influence airborne particle behaviour, introduce vibration, or affect fine positioning. In tightly controlled environments, these factors require careful consideration at the design and integration stage.

Clean Event 2026 offers a setting to examine these technical relationships in more depth and to exchange insights on lifting solutions within ISO-classified cleanrooms.

Practical information

Clean Event 2026
Date: April 23, 2026
Location: Veldhoven, The Netherlands
Stand: C32

Registration: free of charge via; the Clean Event 2026 website

Visit stand C32 to discuss technical considerations for lifting operations in controlled production environments.

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