Smooth surface, high water absorption, high durability! For general dirt wiping tasks, etc.
"Durx 670" combines the strength of polyester with the absorbency of cellulose. No secondary binder used. Can be used with IPA and other solvents. It can be used for cleaning work surfaces and absorbing liquid spills. 【Features】 ■ 55% cellulose / 45% polyester non-woven fabric ■ Smooth surface ■ High absorbency and high durability ■ Combines the strength of polyester with the absorbency of cellulose ■ Can be used with IPA and other solvents *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Examples of Use】 ■ Cleaning of workbenches, absorption of liquid spills ■ General dirt wiping tasks ■ Management of liquid spills, etc. ■ Cleaning in photolithography process areas ■ Use of autoclaves in sterile environments *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since the beginning of international trade in our country during the early Meiji period, Morimura Shoji has continuously challenged new business fields, based on the solid trust established with both suppliers and users throughout our long history. Today, our fields encompass a wide range of areas, primarily focusing on industrial raw materials such as ceramics, metals, and chemical products, extending to industrial machinery and consumer goods. Moreover, our functions go beyond merely providing products; we leverage our extensive expertise to engage in advanced proposal activities such as application development and market expansion, earning trust from a broad spectrum of industries. Moving forward, we will continue to maintain a global perspective to propose high-value-added products, while also demonstrating the unique capabilities of a trading company by producing optimal encounters between "new products and technologies" and "market needs."