Past Webinars

We began these sponsored webinars during the lock-downs in 2020. They continue to be extremely popular. Some of our webinars have had 500 attendees from over 30 countries. They are sponsored by various suppliers, but they are not sales pitches. They feature technical content in a conversational format. Contact us if you have a specific content area you want us to cover, or if you have a technology discussion you would like to sponsor.

Here is a list of our past sponsored webinars:

PQCW Team Webinars

• Building a defendable cleaning process
• Excellent dirt - standard soils to evaluate cleaning processes
• EPA Regulatory Happenings and Your Critical Cleaning Process with BFK Solutions

Sponsored Webinars

Alconox

• Dirty secrets of cleaning medical devices
• Critical cleaning of cannabis and related botanical residue

Brighton Science

• Surfaces - The key to better products

Clariant

• Post-machining Cleaning - an accelerated guide to nonionic surfactant chemistry in cleaning formulations

Hubbard Hall

• Panel Discussion - Navigating Present and Future Solvent Regulations ***NEW***
• Reduce downtime and reduce costs with emulsifying aqueous cleaners
• Wastewater Treatment for Aqueous Cleaning Processes
• Overcoming the challenges of cleaning aluminum

JCOM

• Successful Cleaning Processes without Heavily Regulated Solvents

JOMESA

• What is this particle? Will it kill my part or assembly?

LPW

• Discover the cyclic nucleation process (CNp)

NTIC

• Cleaning Ferrous and Aluminum Products - Controlling Aqueous Process Baths

ONDA

• Don't be foiled! Monitor your ultrasonic cleaning process

SAFECHEM

• A Path Forward for Solvent Cleaning ***NEW***
• Cleaning with modified alcohols
• Overcome cleaning problems for critical applications 
• Sustainable Solvent Cleaning
• A Path Forward for Solvent Cleaning

SITA

• Essential tools for quality management

Techspray

• PFAS, the Recent 3M Announcement & Options for Critical Cleaning

VPS - Vacuum Processing Systems

• Cleaning Tight Features and Small Lumen Tubing with Vacuum Cycle Nucleation (VCN)