Circutek CC-710
An alkaline solution to prepare and condition printed circuit boards for through-hole metallization. CIRCUTEK CC-710is specially formulated to remove fingerprints, light soil and other contaminates from copper foil. It also conditions hard to catalyze surfaces such as organic resin and glass for subsequent electroless copper deposition. CIRCUTEK CC-710is supplied as a liquid concentrate.
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