What is a water-based cleaning agent? An explanation of the types of cleaning agents and the characteristics of water-based cleaning agents.
An explanation focusing on the percentage of water content in aqueous cleaning agents!
Cleaning agents can be broadly classified into "solvent-based," "semi-aqueous," and "aqueous." At Zestron, we define "aqueous cleaning agents" as those where water is the primary component (with a water content of 50% or more). Even if they are referred to as aqueous cleaning agents domestically, there are specifications where organic components are the primary component, and even in cases referred to as semi-aqueous, many of the components may consist of solvent ingredients. While definitions and expressions vary, when discussing aqueous cleaning agents, we would like you to focus on the percentage of water content in the cleaning agent and understand its characteristics. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. For further details, please check the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*
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Zestron is a global standard "flux cleaning agent manufacturer" based in Germany, with eight locations worldwide. Our cleaning agents are primarily environmentally friendly water-based cleaners that achieve a balance between cleaning performance and safety, while also enabling the reduction of organic solvents, VOCs, and overall usage to lower costs. At our technical center in Kanagawa, customers can choose from inline and batch-type spray cleaning equipment, as well as jet and ultrasonic devices, tailored to their needs, allowing them to test work cleaning under conditions equivalent to those in production environments. In parallel with the cleaning tests, we analyze cleanliness at our analysis center. Utilizing digital microscopes, FT-IR, ion chromatography, and SEM-EDX/EDS, we can detect flux residues that are often overlooked by visual inspection. After the tests are completed, our engineers will provide a technical report detailing recommended processes. *We generally offer support for cleaning process issues free of charge. If you have any requests or challenges related to flux cleaning, please feel free to contact us.