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Manual cleaning of SMD tools

Manual cleaning of SMD tools

kolb offers as manufacturer and specialist for cleaning in the electronics producing industry detergent soaked tissues e.g. for the thorough manual cleaning of squeegees and spatulas as well as manual oven, flux and rosin cleaners.

Although it makes more sense to use fully automated cleaning equipment for all zools cleaning these tasks, there is sometimes a need to manually clean SMD tools such as squeegees and scrapers that are contaminated with residues of solder paste and adhesive immediately after use to prevent the contamination from hardening and to ensure trouble-free reuse.

Other production tools may also have to be cleaned manually, e.g. of burnt-in fluxes or rosin-free no-clean flux residues. Process areas of wave soldering systems or reflow ovens, for example, can only be cleaned manually.

Suitable detergents


WipeEx<sup>®</sup> SA120

WipeEx® SA120
Special detergent for mechanical fleece cleaning

WipeEx® SA120 is a special cleaner for the underside / flipside cleaning process within screen / stencil printers to remove SMD adhesive and SMD paste.

WipeEx® SA120

WetWipes SA120

WetWipes SA120
SMD cleaning tissues

WetWipes are ready to use, pre-saturated tissues, soaked with WipeEx SA 120 detergent, for the manual cleaning of SMD-tools such as scrapers, squeegees, etc.

WetWipes SA120

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