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How Do I Use the Trigger Grip Dispenser?
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Companies around the globe have selected the Trigger Grip for their benchtop cleaning. Here's the details on the simple steps that will produce great results when cleaning with a Trigger Grip:
Wet. First, hold the PCB at a slight angle, supporting it on a countertop and with the area to be cleaned on the lowest side. Spray a small amount on the board, wetting the residues.  Scrub. Gently scrub the board with the Trigger Grip. A little squirt every now and then will help loosen the grime; there is no need to spray continuously. Many techs customize the Trigger Grip with different brushes or syringes to clean more quickly with less solvent, or use their lead trimmers to shape the brushes to get into hard-to-reach corners.
Rinse. Once the contamination is dissolved, briefly spray and rinse the board. Rinsing off on to a lint-free wipes shows the flux residues clearly, helping techs to be sure they have cleaned properly. Dry. After rinsing, gently shake the board to dry it quickly. For slow-drying solvents, expedite drying with a gentle squirt of compressed air or by absorbing the liquid into a lint-free wipe (#MCC-W66).
If any step is skipped, the boards will not be cleaned in a speedy and cost-effective manner. For example, "dip-and-brush" cleaning skips the rinsing step leaving contamination on the board. Old-style aerosols are great at wetting and rinsing, but use too much solvent and may expose workers to hazardous fumes. That's why customers appreciate the Trigger Grip system.
MicroCare has an excellent video about the Trigger Grip system. Email us and we'll send it to you, no charge.
Updated 8-22-2008
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