Customer-approved non-process tool exteriors, benches and production aisles
KOREA TOTAL SERVICE / PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Semiconductor line & cleanroom cleaning
Agree contamination controls and authorized scope first, then manage approved materials, routes and records.
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Scope & target areas
Cleanroom floors, walls, airlocks and gowning routes
Raised-floor surfaces and specifically authorized underfloor areas
Utilities, sub-fabs, installation and post-construction areas
Process chambers, wafer-contact surfaces and gas/chemical internals are separate specialist scopes
Assessment to handover
Assess → Agree scope → Test → Execute → Inspect → Maintain
- Review customer SOPs, zone classification, access, security, ESD and exclusions.
- Agree areas, windows, shutdown needs and inspection responsibilities.
- Follow approved entry procedures for low-lint wipes, tools, chemistry and vacuum equipment.
- Segregate tools and follow agreed routes to minimize contamination transfer.
- Use approved wiping/vacuum methods while controlling residues and moisture.
- Record agreed visual, wipe, particle or residue checks and hand over exceptions.
Inspection & reporting
- Training, access, material approval and zone work records
- Tool segregation, residues, moisture and shedding sources
- Any particle/residue testing uses customer-defined methods and acceptance criteria
- Inspection, rework and customer acceptance records
Scope & application conditions
- No unapproved general industrial chemicals in cleanrooms or tools.
- Visible before/after photographs do not demonstrate cleanliness classification or yield improvement.
- Chambers, gas/chemical internals and wafers need separate approved procedures.
- Unknown process residues require prior identification and risk assessment.
- Certifications, client references and cleanliness guarantees require verified evidence.
Information for your quotation
- Line, zone, area, heights and security-approved drawings/photos
- SOP, approved materials, access training and ESD conditions
- Operating/shutdown windows and isolation responsibilities
- Required inspection methods, criteria and responsibilities
Start with site photographs
Send wide and close-up photographs, area, materials and operating conditions. Keep your reference and password to view your inquiry and photos.
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General technical references only. They do not imply brand affiliation, qualifications or certification. Selected product data and customer procedures govern the final specification.