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Flush away dust, light oils and lubricants with contact cleaners from MicroCare. Learn more about our electrical cleaning products including where to buy.
Some PCB makers are using the dip-and-brush method to clean circuit boards during rework and repair. However this process doesn't allow you to easily rinse contamination off the PCBs after they are scrubbed.Other companies use high-pressure aerosols to blast the contamination off the board, but that often wastes cleaning fluid due to overspray.At MicroCare, we think…
Hand soldering professionals compete for the World Hand Soldering Championship title. They used MicroCare products for cleaning while hand soldering their finished PCBs.RENEX held a regional hand soldering competition in its new IPC-licensed Technology Center training facility in Wloclawek, Poland. Using MicroCare cleaning products, including the TriggerGrip™ Cleaning System, seventy hand soldering professionals competed for the…
Almost everybody uses the dip-and-brush method to clean circuit boards during rework and repair. But this process doesn’t work very well.Other companies suggest you should use high-pressure aerosols and blast the contamination off the board. Which will work fine, if you don’t mind buying lots of aerosol cans.At MicroCare, we think the best way to clean PCBs…
The ChallengeBenchtop cleaning of PCBs is a tough challenge for process engineers. Dip-and-brush cleaning is an inexpensive but slow method that often leaves residues to migrate across circuits.Traditional high-pressure aerosols are convenient but can be expensive, environmentally wasteful and people don’t like breathing all those fumes. MicroCare offers a better way to clean circuit boards. There…
Remove flux residue without damaging printed circuit boards with flux remover products from MicroCare. Learn more online including where to purchase.
The increasing demand for consumer electronic devices, IoT technology and rise in electric vehicles are seeing a surge in more complex Printed Circuit Board (PCBs). In addition, the complexity of PCBs continues to grow as more sophisticated devices require smaller, denser multi-layered PCBs. This density increase inevitably means there is a higher reliability risk, a…
Benchtop cleaning fluids must meet a number of criteria to make them viable choices for workers to use. Worker safety is the paramount issue, topping all others. A proposed cleaner must have exceptionally good toxicity profiles due and preferably with no flashpoint. MicroCare offers a number of nonflammable choices which will help you lower costs and…