Replacing a <1 pH Acid Electronics Cleaner
Q. Our current detergent is very acidic (pH ~ 1) and very costly to dispose of. We wish to use a cleaning solution that is non-hazardous and can be disposed of down our sink drains into the sewer system. Are solutions of Alconox cleaners (i.e. 1-2% of Citrajet or Detergent 8) safe for dumping down the drain?
Removing Resin from Chrome Plated Micro Bumps
A client needed an electronic cleaning solvent that would eliminate resin from between micro bumps. That solution is Detergent 8.
TOC Analysis of Alcojet and Citrajet
Q. How much Total Organic Carbon (TOC) is in Alcojet and Citrajet? A. Click for details on Alcojet and Citrajet TOC analysis . . .
High Purity Cleaner for Nuclear Stainless Steel
Stainless steel used in nuclear power related applications must be cleaned with cleaners that contain no trace contaminants that can potentially harm the very long term integrity of the stainless steel. No trace agents that could potentially cause hydrogen embrittlement or stress cracking can be tolerated.
Removing excess flux from electronic components
Q. We’re using DETOJET to remove excesive flux deposits from our electronic compoments. However, this is corrosive and contains chlorine and we need to make sure there is no outgassing after cleaning. A. We recommend using Detergent 8. Learn More.