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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ElectroClean™ EC (RD-44)
ElectroClean EChas been used in automated reverse current(anodic) cleaning machines, such as the machine offered by the ChemcutCorporation, but can be used in any automated cleaning process. ElectroClean ECremoves any coatings, organic soils, fingerprints. When cleaning copper, ElectroClean ECis often followed by an acid cleaner, but can be followedby a microetch.This will usually not be necessary when ElectroClean ECis used as an anodic electrocleaner.ElectroClean ECcan be used for cleaningcopper, iron and stainless steel.Machine clean-out is facilitated as sludging is negligible. Solution life is monitored by checking metal content. Change out working solution when sludging is observed, or metal content exceeds 5 grams per liter.
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MicroClean™ CM
MicroClean™ CM is a “micro-cleaner” that is designed to remove extremely tenacious soils from copper, iron, iron-nickel and iron-nickel-chrome alloys. MicroClean™ CM was created to meet the needs of the Chemical Milling Industry. It can remove even baked-on organic compounds, such as may be found on sheets of Alloy 42, stainless steels or copper as they are received or after stripping baked-on photoresist.
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Equipment Cleaner II™
Equipment Cleaner II removes water hardness, photoresist and soldermask scum and metal salt deposits from chemical processing equipment. Specifically developed for the Printed Circuit Board and Chemical Milling Industries, it will safely clean any spray equipment without damage to any metal or plastic. Equipment Cleaner II may be used at any temperature the equipment can safely handle, and may be reused until all the capacity is consumed. Equipment Cleaner II is a product that cleans: • Dry film developer residues • Dry film stripper residues • Solder stripper residues • Cleaner residues • Etcher residues (ammoniacal, or cupric) • Soldermask Developer residue • Tin Stripper Iron residue
