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The MicroCare critical cleaning experts help companies discover perfectly clean. Our chemists in the Critical Cleaning Lab develop innovative proprietary formulas to provide exceptional critical cleaning results. In addition, our knowledgeable field technicians provide on-site cleaning audits and demos. With the line of MicroCare products and years of expertise, we'll help you clean better, faster…
MicroCare worked in partnership with the industry’s leading flux and paste manufacturers to conduct solder paste and flux cleaning trials. When completed, the results were announced at the 2019 IPC APEX Expo. Controlled benchtop and vapor degreaser tests performed in the MicroCare Critical Cleaning Lab determined which specific MicroCare flux removers work best on specific…
This TriggerGrip Quick Start training video provides the basic information you need to get started using the TriggerGrip Dispensing Tool. Learn how to connect the tool to any MicroCare flux removerThen how to clean your circuit boards using the wet, scrub, rinse, dry process. And finally, how to safely disconnect the TriggerGrip from an empty…
Hand soldering professionals compete for the World Hand Soldering Championship title. They used MicroCare products for cleaning while hand soldering their finished PCBs.RENEX held a regional hand soldering competition in its new IPC-licensed Technology Center training facility in Wloclawek, Poland. Using MicroCare cleaning products, including the TriggerGrip™ Cleaning System, seventy hand soldering professionals competed for the…
It is difficult for a company to fine-tune their critical cleaning processes without the skilled expertise of an analytical lab. That's why the MicroCare Lab is available to every MicroCare customer. Dr. Wells Cunningham leads our team of chemists. They run cleaning trials on customer parts and analyze the results. They help companies understand the weaknesses of…
Cleaning flux residue after soldering (fluxes or solder pastes) from different manufacturers can be very tricky, but the Critical Cleaning Lab at MicroCare solves this complex problem. This situation arose when printed circuit boards were produced using a combination of different fluxes and solder pastes. This can be a real challenge because the different fluxes might react to…