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looking for cheap and useful solvent for ultrasonic stencil cleaner

Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 01 22:59:00 EST 1999 | jackie hsieh

dear all: we use the HCFC,manufactored by 3M,for the ultrasonic stencil cleaner.but it's too expensive to us. I think is it possible to use no-volatility liquid for the ultrasonic stencil cleaner? or other solvent? thank for your help jackie hsieh

Re: looking for cheap and useful solvent for ultrasonic stencil cleaner

Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 05 12:36:53 EDT 1999 | Jim Muckle

Jackie: We ran into some pretty ineresting guys at the Nepcon show who specialize in this area. It may be that they have a solution for you. Company name was Zestron, and the guy I spoke with was Andreas. Seemed very knowledgeable, and was very pl

Re: looking for cheap and useful solvent for ultrasonic stencil cleaner

Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 06 17:01:35 EDT 1999 | Bill Wilson

JNJ Industries just came out with some real cool new chemistries for Ultrasonics at Nepcon called Aquasonic. You can contact them for info at 800-554-9994 | dear all: | we use the HCFC,manufactored by 3M,for the ultrasonic stencil cleaner.but it's t

Re: looking for cheap and useful solvent for ultrasonic stencil cleaner

Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 05 20:24:21 EDT 1999 | jackie hsieh

dear jim, At first, thanks for your kindly help! Could you tell me the e-mail address of Andreas ? thanks again have a nice day! | Jackie: | | We ran into some pretty ineresting guys at the Nepcon show who specialize in this area. It may be that t

Re: looking for cheap and useful solvent for ultrasonic stencil cleaner

Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 06 13:11:22 EDT 1999 | Mike Konrad

I would recommend the following chemistries: Zestron Vigon SC200... Good but very $$$$ (703) 589-1198 Vertex (sold by Petrofirm and Alpha Metals)... Won't last as long as Zestron but must less $$$ (904) 261-8286 Kyzen... Also very good (800) 84

Stencil cleaner

Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 26 03:43:40 EST 2003 | alwil

We use an alpha metal stencil cleaner and was curious to find out what types of solvents and cleaners were used out there. It takes about 350-400 litres of fluid. I would be interested if there is something water based we could use. What types of ste

wave finger cleaner solution

Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 29 22:13:59 EDT 2008 | davef

IPA is a fire hazard. Be sure your fire extinguishers are charged and your evacuation plan is current, when using IPA in the vacinity of a wave solder machine. Have you tried DI water? Solutions used in wave finger cleaners include: * Techspray SMT

Tape residue cleaner

Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 07 11:52:44 EDT 2000 | Ashok Dhawan

Can anyone suggest a cleaning solvent for removing silicon residue after K Tape has gone through 2 cycles of reflow soldering ? The solvent or cleaning method has to be compliant to IPC Standards - to be used for cleaning gold edge fingers - PCB asse

Handheld stencil cleaner

Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 20 15:05:41 EDT 2002 | carln

I saw this system at one of the last APEX Shows. I was not impressed because of the many downsides and potential hazards. Strapping an electrical device on your hand and placing the device into a liquid is kind of like blow-drying your hair in a ba

Re: Tape residue cleaner

Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 07 17:17:55 EDT 2000 | Dave F

Ashok: You should select and use low residue tapes. But ya know, ya go out and research a great tape and if yer not careful, the buyer will second source ya and (surprise) ya got residues again. We have found that Lemme say this about Katon tape

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