Heavy Duty Rosin Flux Remover – SuprClean™ (3M Novec™ Flux Remover Replacement)
Product Information
SuprClean Heavy Duty Rosin Flux Remover is the best choice for cleaning baked-on fluxes, pastes and greases
Applications:
- Removes baked on pastes, fluxes and electronic greases
- Cleans R, RA, RMA, and SA materials
- Especially effective on rugged, high-temperature solders used on military PCBs
- Ideal for heavy-duty degreasing
- Easily removes acrylic conformal coatings
- Excellent replacement for 3M Novec™ flux removers
Features:
- No residue/no rinsing
- Strong cleaner – test soft plastics before wide-scale use
- Kb Value: 110 (strong)
- Fast drying for speedy cleaning
- Chemical Family: HFC blend
- Nonflammable for added safety
- Low odor for a better work environment
- VOC Content – Aerosol: 1080 g/L
- VOC Content – Bulk: g/L
- RoHS/WEEE/REACH/ EPA SNAP compliant
- Formulated in USA
SuprClean™ Heavy Duty Rosin Flux Remover is has a low viscosity and low surface tension, making it perfect for reworking today’s tight-fitting components, including even BGA chips. It gets under components, dissolves flux residue and rinses it away. The aerosol cans are both TriggerGrip™ Cleaning Tool compatible and StatZAP™ ESD Eliminator Tool compatible. Economical jumbo-sized aerosol can delivers 30% more cleaner for only 15% more cost.
Product Details
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Part Number | Package | Weight | Size | Technical Data Sheet | Safety Data Sheet |
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SPR 1638 ES1035 ES1631 8278 MCC-SPR | Aerosol | 0.34 kg 0.75 lb. | 260 ml 12 oz. | ||
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SPR19A MCC-SPR19A | Jumbo Aerosol | 0.54 kg 1.18 lbs. | 405 ml 19 oz. | ||
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SPRG MCC-SPRG | Minipail | 5 kg 10 lbs. | 3.8 L 1 Gallon | ||
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SPRP MCC-SPRP | Pail | 23 kg 50 lbs. | 19 L 5 Gallons | ||
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SPRD MCC-SPRD | Drum | 227 kg 500 lbs. | 208 L 55 Gallons |
| Part Number | MCC-SPR | MCC-SPR19A | MCC-SPRG | MCC-SPRP | MCC-SPRD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | Aerosol | Jumbo Aerosol | Minipail | Pail | Drum |
| Weight | 0.34 kg 0.75 lb. | 0.54 kg 1.18 lbs. | 5 kg 10 lbs. | 23 kg 50 lbs. | 227 kg 500 lbs. |
| Size | 260 ml 12 oz. | 405 ml 19 oz. | 3.8 L 1 Gallon | 19 L 5 Gallons | 208 L 55 Gallons |
| Technical Data Sheet | |||||
| Safety Data Sheet |
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| Appearance | Clear, colorless liquid |
|---|---|
| Odor | Slight Ether |
| PEL (ppm, 8-hr TWA) | 200 |
| Boiling Point | 41°C / 106°F |
| Chemical Family | HFC Blend |
| Active Ingredients | Hydrofluorocarbons and Trans |
| Flashpoint | None |
| Ozone Impact | Zero |
| REACH & ELINCS Compliant | |
| RoHS & WEEE Compliant | |
| Safety Rating | Non-flammable |
| Specific Gravity | 1.26 |
| Surface Tension | Not Available |
| Vapor Density | Not Available |
| Viscosity | .48 |
| Vapor Pressure @ 20ºC | 37.9 |
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