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Chemtronics OpticWipes
Opticwipes™ are 100% noncontaminating cellulose paper. These wipers have high absorbency, and contamination entrapment, as well as high wet strength. Opticwipes™ are ideal for wiping sensitive components and optical grade surfaces.
Features & Benefits
- 100% cellulose
- Packaged in a Class 100 cleanroom environment
- Highly absorbent; high wet strength
- Noncontaminating
- Solvent resistant
- Use to clean optical surfaces, photo processing, lab equipment and other precision instrumentation
Applications
- Clean optical surfaces, optical processing equipment
- Protecting optical surfaces during storage/shipping
- Lining cleanroom trays and work benches
- Separating silicon wafers
- Drying electronic components
- Cleaning precision lab instrumentation
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| Categories |
| Shelf Life | 5 yrs. |
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| Shipping Name | Wipes |
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