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How Does the TriggerGrip Save Me Money?

The Trigger Grip PCB Cleaning Tool helps PCB fabricators save money in three ways.1. The TriggerGrip™  helps control the cleaning fluid flow. It prevents overuse and overspary.2. The TriggerGrip tools ensures the flux remover aerosol can empties completely, using every last drop of cleaner. No cleaning fluid gets thrown away.3. The TriggerGrip brushes and syringe let operators target only…

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Sticklers™ Cleanstixx™ for High Performance Fiber End-Face Cleaning

Use Sticklers™ CleanStixx™ fiber cleaning tools for expert level fiber cleaning results in industrial, military, telecom and high powered fiber installations and maintenance. They are specially engineered for complete and reliable fiber optic end-face cleaning. 

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How Vapor Degreaser Cleaning Supports Your Process Validation

Process validation is important in the introduction and manufacture of new medical devices and PCBs (printed circuit boards). Critical activities, such as parts cleaning with cleanroom compatibility, must be performed under controlled conditions that are tested and validated.  Validation helps ensure that new and often advanced medical devices and their parts consistently meet set quality…

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Using Sustainable Cleaning Fluids for Medical Device Production

Cleaning is an important step in medical device manufacturing. Whether it is production of high-reliability medical electronics (which often includes dense circuitry within very small, complex packages) or multifaceted assemblies with intricate shapes and delicate parts, all must be cleaned to meet reliability and quality standards.For many companies, validated cleaning processes are already established. However,…

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ProBarrier™ disposa chain™ Disposable Bib Chain Technical Data Sheet
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Duraglide™ Dry Film Lubricants Prevent Problems with Stacked Tolerances on Medical Devices

“Stacked tolerances” is a term that describes a production problem in the engineering of medical devices when the cumulative effects of allowable variation aggregate towards a single vector or dimension. Normally, variances are expected to “average out” towards a design ideal. However, it is common — especially with injection-molded parts — to see tolerances gradually…