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Palette Reflow Furnace Component Cleaning Agent ATRON SP 300

Palette Reflow Furnace Component Cleaning Agent ATRON SP 300

It can reliably remove baked-on flux, with low odor and low running costs!

ATRON SP 300 is a water-based alkaline surfactant developed specifically for removing baked-on flux from reflow furnace components, pallets, and more. 【Features】 ■ Suitable for cleaning adhered flux from pallets and reflow furnace parts ■ Reduction in costs and replacement efforts due to the long lifespan of the liquid, and stabilization of cleaning performance ■ Improvement of the working environment due to low volatility and low odor ■ ATRON SP 300 (diluted product) is non-flammable due to its water-based nature, enhancing work safety ■ Contribution to environmental conservation due to low VOCs *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Metal Mask Back Cleaning Agent VIGON UC 160

Metal Mask Back Cleaning Agent VIGON UC 160

Remove IPA, safe and environmentally friendly! Excellent wettability against non-woven fabric significantly reduces the surrounding area of cream solder.

VIGON UC 160 is a water-based cleaning agent specially designed for use in printers to remove cream solder from metal masks. It has excellent wettability on non-woven fabrics, improving cleaning performance and significantly reducing the residue around the cream solder. As a result, it can suppress solder bridges on the circuit board, leading to reliable printing results. Additionally, it is ideal as a substitute for IPA due to its excellent health and safety properties. 【Features】 ■ Cleaning of the back of metal masks in printers ■ Environmentally friendly and highly safe water-based cleaning ■ No negative impact on paste printability ■ Cost benefits from reduced paper usage ■ Reduced defect rates due to high cleaning performance *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Metal mask printing error substrate cleaning agent VIGON SC 202

Metal mask printing error substrate cleaning agent VIGON SC 202

Removes cream solder and SMT bond! As it is a water-based cleaning agent, it has no flash point and offers high safety.

VIGON SC 202 is a water-based cleaning agent that reliably removes cream solder and SMT bond in metal mask cleaning. It is also excellent for cleaning printed circuit boards with printing errors. It is recommended for use with spray cleaning machines and ultrasonic cleaning machines. 【Features】 ■ Effectively removes resin, adhesives, inks, solder paste, and flux residues ■ No flash point due to being a water-based cleaning agent, no explosion-proof specifications required ■ Can clean and rinse with a single solution ■ Free of surfactants ■ Contains no halogen compounds *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Exploring the Current State of Solder Cleaning - The Evolution of Solder and Cleaning - [Technical Document Download]

Exploring the Current State of Solder Cleaning - The Evolution of Solder and Cleaning - [Technical Document Download]

Why was cleaning considered essential? An explanation of the cleaning needs for no-clean solder and other related topics.

This document introduces the evolution of solder and cleaning. It explains why cleaning of products is necessary after soldering and discusses the challenges of cleaning no-clean solder. Additionally, it covers the metal composition of solder and the effectiveness of MPC cleaning agents on no-clean solder. We encourage you to read it. 【Contents (partial)】 ■ The trajectory of "solder," a key player in the development of civilization ■ Why was cleaning deemed essential? ■ The metal composition of solder ■ Why does the demand for cleaning no-clean solder arise? ■ Why is cleaning "no-clean solder" difficult? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Review of Cleaning Mechanisms - Limitations of Existing Cleaning Methods - [Technical Document]

Review of Cleaning Mechanisms - Limitations of Existing Cleaning Methods - [Technical Document]

Limitations of existing cleaning methods and challenges in difficult cleaning! An explanation of low standoff cleaning and more.

In this document, we propose our cleaning process as a solution to the increasingly challenging cleaning requirements, using "low stand-off" as an example. In recent times, with technological innovations occurring in various fields, electronics cleaning has progressed to a new stage and is becoming more "challenging." We provide explanations regarding the background and key points of cleaning demand, as well as the importance of cleaning methods, so please take a moment to read through it. 【Contents (partial)】 ■ Introduction – Changes in cleaning demand trends ■ The challenges of cleaning – High performance of products ■ Background and key points of cleaning demand for low stand-off ■ Ensuring wettability and cleaning performance for low stand-off cleaning ■ Benefits of cleaning using MPC *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Embracing 5G - Evolution and Challenges of Power Devices - [Document]

Embracing 5G - Evolution and Challenges of Power Devices - [Document]

The digital society is reaching new heights! Featuring the characteristics of power semiconductors required under 5G and the importance of the cleaning process.

This document explains the challenges of flux cleaning in 5G. It highlights the promising outlook of 5G and introduces "power semiconductors," which are essential for the future world. It includes the characteristics of power semiconductors required under 5G, the importance of the "cleaning process," and efforts to address cleaning challenges. We encourage you to read it. 【Contents (partial)】 ■ Introduction ■ Outlook for 5G ■ Characteristics of power semiconductors required under 5G ■ Importance of the "cleaning process" for power semiconductors ■ Efforts to address cleaning challenges in power semiconductors *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Is the cleaning effect proven? - Challenges in cleanliness evaluation - [Document]

Is the cleaning effect proven? - Challenges in cleanliness evaluation - [Document]

An era where post-cleaning evaluation is questioned! Publication of effective analytical methods other than visual inspection.

This document explains the evaluation methods for cleanliness after flux cleaning. As for existing mainstream evaluation methods, after passing reliability assessments, actual manufacturing processes determine product defects through appearance inspections using AOI. However, there is a growing trend of defects occurring after product inspections. We introduce the factors contributing to such occurrences and effective analytical methods other than appearance inspections, so please take a moment to read through it. [Contents] ■ An era where post-cleaning evaluation is questioned, just like cleaning technology ■ Diversification of flux residue components ■ Separation and analysis methods for complex components ■ Future prospects and added value of cleaning *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Tips for Choosing Cleaning Methods: Types of Flux Cleaning Methods and How to Select Them

Tips for Choosing Cleaning Methods: Types of Flux Cleaning Methods and How to Select Them

The typical methods are spray (shower), ultrasonic, and jet! An explanation of flux cleaning.

In this column, we will introduce one of the key points to consider when examining flux cleaning methods: the types of "cleaning methods" and how to select them. Flux cleaning refers to the removal of flux residues (contaminants) while protecting components such as printed circuit boards, power modules, semiconductor packages, and lead frames. The presence of flux residues can lead to issues such as the occurrence of migration and poor adhesion in molding, making flux cleaning necessary in certain cases. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*

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What is substrate cleaning? An explanation from basic knowledge to the latest trends in cleaning challenges.

What is substrate cleaning? An explanation from basic knowledge to the latest trends in cleaning challenges.

We will explain the necessity of substrate cleaning, including the latest issues related to ion residues and the effects of metal salts, as well as the analytical methods.

What is substrate cleaning? Is substrate cleaning unnecessary? We provide a detailed explanation of areas where flux cleaning is necessary, among other topics. In Japan, many cases adopt no-clean paste, but to ensure high reliability, cleaning has become essential. We also address the latest cleaning challenges, such as the impact of ionic residues and metal salts on insulation resistance, in this column. Recommended for those who: * Want to investigate the causes of defects despite cleaning * Want to know the latest cleaning challenges and evaluation criteria * Want to explain and promote substrate cleaning within their company, etc. Please see the related links for more information. * You can view the detailed content of the column from the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.

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Flux cleaner VIGON PE180 for power semiconductors and PCBs

Flux cleaner VIGON PE180 for power semiconductors and PCBs

No flash point! Neutral water-based cleaner is also excellent for removing oxide films from copper surfaces.

"VIGON PE 180" is a neutral water-based cleaning agent developed for the removal of flux from power electronics and printed circuit boards using spray equipment. It effectively removes flux and is a product with excellent material compatibility. It is used for flux removal from lead frames, discrete components, power modules, power LEDs, and printed circuit boards. Additionally, it excels in removing oxide films from copper surfaces to improve wire bonding/adhesive bonding in the next process and molding properties. 【Features】 ■ Exhibits excellent effectiveness in flux removal ■ Activates copper surfaces without staining ■ Shows excellent material compatibility due to its neutrality ■ Good rinsability due to MPC composition ■ Does not require explosion-proof equipment as it has no flash point *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Neutral flux cleaner for semiconductors - HYDRON SE 220

Neutral flux cleaner for semiconductors - HYDRON SE 220

Excellent material compatibility! It is possible to remove flux residues generated during die attachment and finish the subsequent processes to an optimal surface condition.

"HYDRON SE 220" is a one-phase type water-based cleaning agent for immersion processes. It removes flux residues generated during die attach and other processes from various semiconductor packages such as lead frames, discrete components, power modules, power LEDs, flip chips, and CMOS. Due to its one-phase structure, it demonstrates excellent process manageability and good rinsability, allowing for a suitable surface condition for subsequent processes like wire bonding and molding. 【Features】 ■ Exhibits excellent performance in immersion processes ■ Good rinsability with ion-exchanged water, leaving no residues ■ No attack on chip passivation ■ Maintains activated surfaces for a certain period ■ No flash point and low odor, allowing for introduction into immersion cleaning tanks without explosion-proof specifications *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Water-based flux cleaning agent VIGON A 201

Water-based flux cleaning agent VIGON A 201

High contamination tolerance! Long liquid life, low maintenance costs, reduced cost per cleaning part.

"VIGON A 201" is a flux cleaner that demonstrates excellent performance in spray cleaning in fine spaces such as under low stand-off components. This product, which is an MPC-based cleaner used at low concentrations, is particularly suitable for removing flux residues from no-clean solder that is eutectic and lead-free. It maintains a glossy solder joint surface without additives after cleaning. Additionally, it is suitable for removing tacky flux from flip chips and CMOS. 【Features】 ■ Cleans low stand-off components effectively ■ Particularly effective for lead-free no-clean solder ■ Maintains gloss on soldered areas of the substrate after cleaning ■ Long liquid life, low maintenance costs, and reduced cost per cleaned component ■ Easy rinsing, leaving no residues on the surface *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Water-based flux cleaner for printed circuit boards VIGON N 640

Water-based flux cleaner for printed circuit boards VIGON N 640

A product suitable for use in immersion cleaning! It can reduce the number of rinses.

"VIGON N 640" is a specially designed neutral cleaning agent for the removal of flux from printed circuit boards. It is suitable for use in batch spray cleaning machines. It offers excellent cleaning performance against advanced cream solder and fluxes that are generally difficult to remove. Additionally, it has excellent material compatibility with highly sensitizing metals such as copper and nickel. 【Features】 ■ Suitable for use in batch spray cleaning machines ■ Excellent operability, maintaining a constant concentration between the tank and chamber ■ Effective against difficult-to-remove cream solder ■ Can be easily rinsed with ion-exchanged water ■ High material compatibility due to its neutral nature *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Water-soluble neutral flux cleaner VIGON N 680

Water-soluble neutral flux cleaner VIGON N 680

For spray cleaning processes! It has excellent material compatibility with highly sensitizing metals such as copper and aluminum.

"VIGON N 680" is a neutral cleaning agent specially designed for water-based spray cleaning (inline and batch). It effectively removes various flux residues from electronic circuit boards and can penetrate and clean even low stand-off components very well. Additionally, it has excellent material compatibility with metals that are highly sensitizing, such as copper. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries. 【Features】 ■ Particularly excellent for cleaning under low stand-off components ■ High rinsability provides a wide range of applications ■ Superior material compatibility with highly sensitizing metals like copper and aluminum ■ Sufficient effectiveness even at low concentrations depending on the process ■ Can be sent to wastewater treatment without neutralization *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Cleaning agent for power semiconductors and printed circuit boards / VIGON PE 194A

Cleaning agent for power semiconductors and printed circuit boards / VIGON PE 194A

Weakly alkaline flux cleaner, excellent rinsing properties, does not foam, suitable for spray and immersion equipment!

"VIGON PE 194A" is a water-based weak alkaline cleaning agent specially designed for spray and immersion equipment. It has excellent material compatibility with highly sensitizing metals, especially with die materials, and can remove copper oxide films in a short time. Based on MPC technology, it reliably removes flux residues from power semiconductors, lead frames, discrete components, power LEDs, and printed circuit boards. 【Features】 - Effectively removes flux residues from power semiconductors and printed circuit boards - Weakly alkaline, with excellent material compatibility, especially for die and highly sensitizing metals - Prepares copper surfaces in a clean state, activating them for bonding connections - Does not have a flash point, eliminating the need for explosion-proof equipment - Usable with various types of spray equipment *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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