Is computer duster and freeze spray the same?
Technically they are different products for very different purposes. In many cases, though, the chemical contents are very similar or even identical. In those cases, the valve controls whether you spray vapor (duster) or liquid (freeze spray)....
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What is a flux remover?
A flux remover, also known as a flux cleaner or solder flux remover, is a chemical cleaning agent used in electronics and soldering applications to remove flux residues from circuit boards, electronic components, and other soldered connections....
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How do I remove flux from a printer circuit board (PCB)?
The cleaning method best for your operation depends on your volume, throughput desired, criticality of the electronics, regulatory restrictions, floor space and other practical considerations. All defluxing processes basically involve 1) dissolving...
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Can I use WD40 to clean electrical contacts?
Some cleaners, like WD40, contain oils that are left behind. That can be a good way to prevent oxidation, but it depends on your application and equipment. In some cases, it could be considered a contamination -- especially silicone oil, which...
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Can brake cleaner or carb cleaner be used to clean electrical contacts?
Automotive cleaners like brake and carb cleaners are not ideal for cleaning contacts. Generally speaking, they are often very toxic, harsh on sensitive plastics and gasketing materials common in electronical devices, and are very flammable.
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What can be used as electrical contact cleaner?
We recommend choosing a solvent engineered specifically for contact cleaning. Other solvent cleaners an be used, but be aware or the following factors: Spray force - Aerosol cleaners are generally used to penetrate into the tight areas around...
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How do I desolder with solder wick / desoldering braid?
Step 1: place the wick over the solder to be removed and then place the hot soldering iron over the braid. Step 2: Place the tip at an angle that maximizes heat transfer through the braid to the solder. Use a clean tip that you have just tinned...
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How do you measure the thickness of conformal coating?
Measuring the thickness of conformal coating is essential to ensure proper application and adherence to the specified requirements. There are several methods used to measure the thickness, and the choice of method may depend on the type of conformal...
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Does your conformal coating meet MIL-I-46058C?
IPC-CC-830 is an industry standard focused on conformal coatings for printed wiring assemblies, while MIL-I-46058 was a military specification for electrical insulating compounds used on printed circuit assemblies, which has since been replaced...
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Does your conformal coating meet IPC-CC-830?
Yes, all our coatings meet IPC-CC-830 standards. IPC-CC-830 defines the requirements for electrical insulating compounds, commonly known as conformal coatings, used to protect printed circuit boards and electronic assemblies from environmental...
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