Alcohol Enhanced Flux Remover - ProClean™
Product Information
ProClean Alcohol Enhanced Flux Remover delivers fast, easy PCB cleaning
Applications:
- Versatile cleaning — works great on R, RA, RMA, OA and SA fluxes and pastes
- Use on solder pastes, fluxes and fresh chip bonder
- Cleans through-hole and SMT boards, insulators, cables and connectors
Features:
- No residue/no rinsing
- Medium cleaning strength (test on soft plastics)
- Slow drying increases cleaning time when working with baked-on flux residue
- Kb Value: 45 (est.)
- Familiar alcohol odor
- Chemical Family: Alcohol blend
- Flammable (more economical than nonflammable versions)
- VOC content (g/L): 785
- RoHS, WEEE, REACH and EPA SNAP compliant
- NSN: 6850-01-361-0867
Use ProClean™ Alcohol Enhanced Flux Remove on a variety of flux types including rosin (R), Rosin Activated (RA) and RMA (Rosin Mildly Activated) fluxes, synthetic (SA) and water-based (OA) fluxes. ProClean™ is a blend of three high purity alcohols to clean better than ordinary IPA (Isopropyl Alcohol). It contains no water, which other companies use to dilute the solvent. Water reduces the cost but degrades the cleaning performance. ProClean is relatively slow-drying. That means operators have enough time to clean flux residue without wasting a lot of fluid. In addition, ProClean flux remover is mil-spec approved for many military products and electronics, including MIL-STD-2000. The aerosol cans are both TriggerGrip™ Cleaning Tool compatible and StatZAP™ ESD Eliminator Tool compatible.
Economical jumbo-sized aerosol cans deliver 30% more cleaner for only 15% more cost. ProClean Alcohol Enhanced Flux Remover is also available as presaturated wipes.
Product Details
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Part Number | Package | Weight | Size | Technical Data Sheet | Safety Data Sheet |
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PRO ES1530 4050A MCC-PRO | Aerosol | 0.34 kg 0.75 lb. | 354 ml 12 oz. | ||
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PRO16A MCC-PRO16A | Jumbo Aerosol | 0.54 kg 0.90 lb. | 650 ml 16 oz. | ||
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PROG MCC-PROG | Minicubitainer | 3 kg 6 lbs. | 3.8 L 1 Gallon | ||
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PROP MCC-PROP | Cubitainer | 15 kg 32 lbs. | 19 L 5 Gallons | ||
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PROD MCC-PROD | Drum | 161 kg 355 lbs. | 208 L 55 Gallons |
| Part Number | MCC-PRO | MCC-PRO16A | MCC-PROG | MCC-PROP | MCC-PROD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | Aerosol | Jumbo Aerosol | Minicubitainer | Cubitainer | Drum |
| Weight | 0.34 kg 0.75 lb. | 0.54 kg 0.90 lb. | 3 kg 6 lbs. | 15 kg 32 lbs. | 161 kg 355 lbs. |
| Size | 354 ml 12 oz. | 650 ml 16 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 fluid |
|---|---|
| Odor | Alcohol |
| PEL (ppm, 8-hr TWA) | 260 |
| Boiling Point | 77ºC / 173ºF |
| Chemical Family | Alcohol |
| Evaporation Rate | Slow |
| Cleaning Strength (Kb) | 45 |
| Active Ingredients | A blend of three water-free alcohols |
| Flashpoint | 17°C / 63°F |
| VOC Organic Content (g/L) | 785 |
| Ozone Impact | Zero |
| REACH & ELINCS Compliant | |
| RoHS & WEEE Compliant | |
| Safety Rating | Flammable |
| Specific Gravity | 0.79 |
| Vapor Pressure @ 20ºC | 5.2 |
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