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Scrap and rework have long been accepted as part of manufacturing — an unavoidable cost of doing business. But is that really true?
Facility managers already track equipment uptime, labor efficiency and material costs, but contamination-related defects often fly under the radar. Residue buildup, improper surface prep and foreign debris all contribute to scrap and rework, driving up costs unnecessarily. Addressing these hidden inefficiencies can make a measurable impact on profitability.
Read how how task-specific cleaning can help manufacturers break this costly cycle.
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