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Transitioning from one vapor degreasing fluid to another requires careful planning and execution to ensure a smooth and effective process. The following steps outline the necessary procedures:Initiate an on-site cleaning assessment to gather information on specific requirements, part sizes, substrates, contamination, and equipment.Identify suitable fluid replacements by assessing gathered information and matching new cleaning fluids…

Proper endoscope cleaning is essential for patient safety and equipment longevity. Improper cleaning can lead to infections, equipment damage, and costly repairs. In this video, Rich Scavo from Pioneer Endoscopy Solutions demonstrates how to use the Spec Clean Endoscope Sponge to pre-clean an endoscope immediately after the device is removed from the patient. Point of use…

The family of chemicals called “halogens” include bromine, chlorine, fluorine and iodine, among others. The term “halogen” means they are all in the same column on the periodic table of the elements (if you’re interested, see col. 17 on the right-hand side of the table). Notice all four chemicals are good cleaners. These solvents are…

Many of the MicroCare cleaning products are azeotropes, and that's important because it lowers your costs, boosts cleaning effectiveness and enhances worker safety — all very good things. So the next question is, how does an azeotrope do that? For that answer, we have to go back to Chemistry 101.   Azeotropes ExplainedAn azeotrope is best…