MicroClean™ S
MicroClean S is a low foam cleaner for removing fingerprints, chromate and oxide residues from copper and other metal foils prior to photoresist lamination or oxide.
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MicroClean S is a low foam cleaner for removing fingerprints, chromate and oxide residues from copper and other metal foils prior to photoresist lamination or oxide.
Ferric Defoamer is a fully organic, non-silicone, water-soluble defoamer that rinses readily and leaves no residue. It is designed for systems where clean rinsing is essential. It is odor-free and biodegradable. Ferric Defoamer is ideal for defoaming ferric chloride and ferric nitrate etchants. Ferric Defoamer is a powerful but application specific defoamer, which works well only at certain temperatures and in concentrated etchants.
ChemPolish ET (RDX-1096)is an acidic bath used for polishing and passivating 300 series (austenitic) stainless steel as well as other alloys such as Alloy 42 (Kovar). Chemically polished surfaces are suitable for use in extreme environments including high vacuum, medical and aerospace applications. ChemPolish ET (RDX-1096)leaves a clean finish, free of etching,hydrogen embrittlement or halide induced stress cracking. Metal is removed preferentially from high points resulting in a smoother, more leveled surface. The surface is cleaned completely of any organic contamination and is free of soluble inorganic residues.
An acid, non-etching cleaner that provides the most effective removal of chromate conversion coating from copper laminate. LAYER CLEAN NP also removes soils such as fingerprints and oxides. Used prior to photoresist lamination, it reduces imaging defects by improving photoresist adhesion. LAYER CLEAN NP’s non-chelating, non-chloride, phosphate free formula cleans and conditions copper surfaces, and provides consistent high speed cleaning at low concentrations. It is effective in both spray and soak applications.
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