Announcement of the Infinity Smart Surface Cleaning Program

Infinity Intelligent Surface Cleaning Program Announcement Collaboration between Brighton Science and Hubbard-Hall provides manufacturers with cutting-edge innovations in surface preparation. Hubbard-Hall has announced a strategic initiative that will expand its service offerings and help customers accelerate their innovation pace. The two companies launched the Infinity Surface Cleaning Intelligence Program in July 2022, combining Brighton Science's technology and materials science expertise with Hubbard-Hall's knowledge in chemistry and cleaning solutions. This joint service offering, which leverages the strengths of Brighton Science and Hubbard-Hall, aims to evaluate, prevent and control the variables and risks manufacturers encounter when preparing surfaces for bonding and adhesion applications. Through this program, customers can enable the innovations necessary to meet continuously changing surface cleaning requirements and ensure that cleaning processes are predictable and data-driven. Andrew Reeher, Chief Executive Officer of Brighton Science, stated: "We are pleased to work with Hubbard-Hall to help our customers better understand and control their processes. The combination of science and service opens the door to better customer performance and results." The Infinity Intelligent Surface Cleaning Program has two versions. The first is the Infinity Brighton Specification Package, a proactive solution designed for companies that have not yet implemented critical cleaning lines. Brighton Science will provide a range of cleaning property parameters to be measured by Surface Analyst technologies. With these defined parameters, customers will have access to consultants with doctoral-level expertise in materials science to find solutions to critical surface cleaning challenges, prevent and control them, improve value engineering and optimize the cleaning process. The second version of the program, the Infinity Optimizer Package, focuses on optimizing and upgrading existing cleaning processes through consultations with Hubbard-Hall and Brighton Science experts. Discussions will focus on value engineering and how it can positively impact the cleaning process and how to develop the required process characteristics. Molly Kellogg, President and Chief Executive Officer of Hubbard-Hall, said: "We want to help our customers use less chemistry. By partnering with Brighton Science, we can use their technologies to monitor cleaning and help our customers achieve better control and predictability in their cleaning operations. Our ultimate goal is to provide scientific control in high-value cleaning operations." The Infinity Intelligent Surface Cleaning Program will assist various suppliers, manufacturing engineers and management teams by reducing risk through surface cleaning controls and detecting bonding and adhesion failures early, as they occur. Through this program, it becomes possible to prevent defective products from reaching customers and damaging customer and brand reputation, as well as to prevent potential financial losses for the companies involved.   Source