1572-54G

1572-54G Description

Applications

Electronic Production / Rework

Features

• Non-Flammable
  
• Quickly Clean Paste or Uncured Adhesive
  
• Effective on all solder pastes: Lead, Lead-Free, Aqueous, RMA & No-Clean
  
• Safe for Stencils, Misprinted Boards & Cleaning Equipment
  
• Biodegradable
  
• Low VOC, zero GWP
  
• Non-Ozone Depleting
  
• Halide-Free — Prevents Ionic Contamination
  
• Compatible with DEK Nano-ProTek coating

Description

Designed for ultrasonic and spray-in-air systems, Eco-Stencil AQ batch stencil cleaner offers great cleaning performance with much lower environmental impact. Effectively removes all types of solder paste (e.g. water-based, RMA, no-clean, lead-free) and uncured adhesives from stencils and misprinted boards. Eco-Stencil AQ is improved to reduce foaming in high pressure stencil equipments.

When a water rinse is a part of the cleaning process, Eco-Stencil AQ provides an economical, yet powerful cleaning solution. This water-based cleaner uses the latest in environmentally friendly surfactants to break down pastes and adhesives. Concentrated formula saves shipping and
storage cost.

Drop-in replacement for semi-aqueous and aqueous cleaners. Eco-Stencil AQ can be used in all the most popular cleaning equipment: Aqueous Technologies, Austin America Technologies, SmartSonic, EMC Global, and more. Eco-Stencil AQ works with current filtration methods, providing a long bath life and minimized disposal cost.

Eco-Stencil AQ batch stencil cleaner has been tested and proven compatible with every part of your stencil — from the frame, screen and stencil to the adhesives binding it together.

Eco-StencilCleaner is fully compliant with CARB (California Air Resource Board) requirements. Also compliant with European REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization & Restriction of Chemicals) and WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive) initiatives. It does not contain RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) restricted substances, SVHC (Substances of Very High Concern) list substances, or halides.