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How to determine that a magnet is clean visually?

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Hello, 

 

Could anyone help me to find a way how to define that a magnet is clean visually? 

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Hello, 

 

Could anyone help me to find a way how to define that a magnet is clean visually? 

I will put a daily cleaning/wipe down program for cleaning the magnet. Conduct  ATP testing on the magnet after each cleaning procedure is complete. That will be my validation that the magnet is clean if the results meets my set targets.

Hello, 

 

Could anyone help me to find a way how to define that a magnet is clean visually? 

see -

 

https://www.ifsqn.co...41/#entry114205

 

"clean visually" sort of self-answers yr OP ?

 

also see -

 

https://magnetpartne...-clean-a-magnet

 

I also noticed a reference to a "White Glove test". Can easily imagine what that means, eg -

 

white glove test.PNG   275.13KB   2 downloads

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