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The StatZap™ ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) Eliminator is a small tool that fits on most MicroCare aerosol cans and replaces the red plastic spray tube often used on aerosol sprays. The StatZAP™ reduces the static charge produced by fast-moving liquids to a harmless 50 volts. Made from aluminum and stainless steel, the StatZAP™ is probably the…
MicroCare offers a full line of lint-free wipes. These range in size from 1×2 inches (2×5 cm) to 12×16 inches (30x40cm). Other options include different types of paper or fabric, different packaging, clean room packaging, sealed edges for reduced linting, and even prewashed options. Custom sizes also are available. All this means you get faster,…
Military customers know they must clean their electronics if they are going to get reliable performance under battlefield conditions. Many MicroCare solvents and cleaners have been and continue to be used for the cleaning of military devices, avionics systems, air frames, ground-based weapon systems and ground support equipment.MicroCare cleaners can be used to remove fluxes…
MicroCare cleaners generally do not have any shelf life restrictions. In other words, MicroCare products have an indefinite or unrestricted shelf life. This guarantee means that if the products are unopened, properly handled and carefully stored they will remain safe and effective for use for many years. This includes our flux removers and presaturated wipes. The…
MicroCare has many 'National Stock Numbers' (NSN numbers) assigned to the MicroCare cleaning products. These are used by the U.S. government and most NATO countries to specify approved products for different tasks, including PCB cleaning. You can find these NSN numbers on the product specs, on the web page for each product and on the…
Genesolv 2004, Arklone 141b and other cleaners based on the hydrochlorofluorocarbon molecule HCFC-141b has been phased-out of production and is no longer available from MicroCare and other reputable firms. On a label or MSDS sheet you might see brand names such as “Genesolv®” or “Forane.” The cleaner’s precise chemical name is dichlorofluoroethane and it usually…