Worksurface + frame care guidance

Build a cleaning method around the actual material and exposure.

Cleaning compatibility depends on the exact chemical, concentration, temperature, dwell time and frequency. Start conservatively and validate the facility protocol before broad use.

General guidance

Use this as planning guidance, then validate the final procedure against the selected product, facility requirements and approved documents.

Routine cleaning

Remove loose debris first, then use the mildest process that meets the facility requirement.

Use a clean, soft, non-abrasive cloth
Follow the cleaner manufacturer’s dilution and contact-time directions
Rinse residues when required and dry the surface
Test an inconspicuous area before adopting a new product

Phenolic surfaces

The supplied product information lists a 1" phenolic option. Obtain the current material-specific care guidance before approving a cleaning method.

Identify the exact cleaner and concentration
Record contact time, temperature and cleaning frequency
Confirm chemical and heat compatibility for the selected top
Follow the approved facility and surface-manufacturer procedure

Stainless-skin surfaces

Clean in the direction of the visible grain and avoid tools that can embed ferrous contamination.

Use non-abrasive cloths and compatible cleaners
Rinse chlorides and cleaner residues promptly
Do not use ordinary steel wool
Dry the surface to limit spotting

ESD laminate

An ESD work zone is a system, not just a surface.

Use only cleaners approved by the ESD program
Avoid waxes or films that can change electrical performance
Inspect grounding connections as part of the facility schedule
Test resistance at the frequency required by the control plan

Need a configuration-specific answer?

Connect the file, material or installation question to the actual workstation.

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