Glass substrate and organic film cleaning agent GC3000ER/EC
We propose the high-performance and low-cost precision cleaning agents from BEX Corporation's "GC Series," leading the world in LCD displays from Korea.
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Cleaning agent for glass substrates and organic films GC3000ER/EC excels in cleaning performance, making it suitable not only for cleaning various LCD glass substrates but also for ITO and organic films. In particular, it provides adhesion to organic films and enables the application of a uniform orientation film. Features - Excellent ability to remove fingerprints and organic/inorganic particles. - Generates minimal foam, ensuring excellent compatibility with processes. - Easy to rinse off, leaving no residue. - Superior adhesion to organic films. - Versatile application in LCD processes.
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Usage - Cleaning of LCD glass and ITO substrates - Cleaning of color filters before Pl coating Cleaning methods - Brush, spray, ultrasonic, wiper
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We will maximize the potential of thin-walled stainless steel to meet our customers' needs for specially sized molded products. Pipes can be continuously manufactured from coil with a thickness of 0.1 mm. We also offer a wide range of processing products. Additionally, we have expanded our business from supplying perforated materials for filtration filters (such as core for string-wound filters and stainless steel filters) to proposing stainless steel housings and various cartridges. We are currently conducting filtration tests with demonstration equipment. Please feel free to contact us. ≪Business Contents≫ - Filter housings, filter cartridges - Ultra-thin stainless steel welded pipes and plastic processed products - Sales of other related products, etc.
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