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Sticklers™ Fiber Optic Splice & Connector Cleaner Fluid II Technical Data Sheet
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What are good HCFC-225 Replacements?

The phase-out of the last major ozone-depleting solvent, HCFC-225, is underway. HCFCs were a “transitional chemistry” to ease industry’s conversion from old-style ozone-depleting solvents to ozone-safe cleaners. Made by Asahi, HCFC-225 is marketed under names including “AK-225” and “AsahiKlean.”AK-225 is widely used as a carrier fluid, a defluxer, a metal degreaser, and to purge oxygen…

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What Are the NFPA Ratings for the MicroCare Cleaners?

All of the “hazard” information about a chemical made in the USA is summarized in the NFPA ratings assigned to every product. (NFPA stands for National Fire Protection Agency.) An NFPA rating often is displayed in a diamond pattern and includes four codes, like this:“Health” means impact upon human health and well-being; a zero or…

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What Can I Use to Clean the Burned-On Fluxes in My Reflow Ovens and Wave Solder Machines?

Cleaning a wave solder machine -- or their surface mount cousins, giant SMT reflow ovens -- is a real pain. Most people use isopropyl alcohol for the job and it simply doesn't work very well.Here’s why: First, the insides of the machines become covered in spattered flux. Then those residues then get baked onto the…

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What is Metal Additive Manufacturing?

Metal additive manufacturing, also known as metal 3D-printing is a process used to make fully-finished, machine-grade metal parts.  It is a viable alternative to more conventional large-scale production methods such as subtractive manufacturing or injection molding, and in some instances is eliminating the need for machining altogether.Ideal for producing parts with complex geometries, metal additive…

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What is MIM?

MIM, or Metal Injection Molding, is a metalworking process where finely-powdered metal is mixed with binder materials to create a 'feedstock' that is then formed and hardened using injection molding. The MIM process allows high volume, intricate parts to be shaped in a single step.Materials advances in MIM technology allow manufacturers to produce large quantities…