A one-part concentrate (40% potassium carbonate) formulated to develop fully aqueous dry film photoresists. DX-40 is economical to use and easy to handle, eliminating the need to weigh and dissolve powdered materials. It contains a unique blend of ingredients to enhance the loading capacity of the solution and help keep the equipment clean. These special ingredients help ensure straight sidewalls and will help clean the foot” of underdeveloped polymer. These features result in greater productivity and less down time. DX-40 also works well for developing aqueous photoimageable solder masks or for any other situation where carbonate is used. “” one-part concentrate (40% potassium carbonate) formulated to develop fully aqueous dry film photoresists. DX-40 is economical to use and easy to handle
FlexClean DM is a powerful, non-foaming and free rinsing alkaline cleaner specifically formulated to clean copper on exposed alkalisensitive substrates including polyimide. It will remove oven baked residues, oxidation, fingerprints and oils, all without attack of alkali sensitive substrates or removal of any copper metal. Use of FlexClean DM will leave the copper surface bright, oxidation-free and ready for photoresist application or oxide process. FlexClean DM may be used in conjunction with an acid cleaner, or if required, a light microetch. If a microetch is used, much lower levels of metal are fully acceptable thus minimizing costs and reject rate.
Solder Conditioner IITMis a concentrated solutionformulated to clean tin and tin/lead deposits on printed circuit boards. Solder Conditioner IITMremoves oxides caused by copper etchants but will not etch copper or tin/lead deposits. Printed circuit boards treated with Solder Conditioner IITMhave exceptional solderability and will reflow readily.Treated boards may go directly to reflow or into immersion tin prior to reflow. Solder Conditioner IITMcan replace immersion tin in certain applications.
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