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Corrosion Cleaning
Sahara Corrosion Cleaning Kit
Chamber Tool Cleaning Demonstrations
DeGas Chamber PM Dome Scrub PM
Chamber Door PM Metal Etch PM
Screen Cleaning Demonstrations
Maximize the Cleanliness of Thick Film Screens Reduce the Cost of Cleaning Thick Film Screens
UltraSORB® Screen Cleaning UltraSORB® Reduces Cost & Improves Cleanliness
Eliminate Solder Ball Contamination
Aseptic Cleaning & Mopping SOPs
Sterile Alcohol Wiping Aseptic Cleaning
PharmaMOP™ Mopping System Cleaning Disinfectant Residuals
Decontamination Animation Mop Abrasion Demonstration
LpH® se Disinfectant Lay Down Coverage Vesphene® IIse Disinfectant Residue Removal
Chamber Cleaning Value
How Clean is your Chamber? Maximize Chamber Cleanliness
Optimize Your Cleanroom Cheaper Easier Way to Clean Chambers
O-Ring Groove Cleaning MiraWIPE® Microfiber Wipers
ScrubPAD vs Scotch-Brite™ Particle Demonstration  
Compare Your Wiper To MiraWIPE®
Light Weight Wiper vs. MiraWIPE® Medium Weight Wiper vs. MiraWIPE®
Heavy Weight Wiper vs. MiraWIPE® Extra Heavy Weight Wiper vs. MiraWIPE®
GDP Medium vs. MiraWIPE® Micro Fiber vs MiraWIPE®
Heavy Mesh Screen vs MiraWIPE® How Clean is Clean?
How To Clean Stainless Steel
How To Clean Stainless Steel
How To Use UltraSOLV® Wipers With DI Water
How To Use UltraSOLV® Wipers With IPA

Unlike standard cleanroom polyester wipers before use, UltraSOLV® Wipers must be pre-wet with DI Water in the same manner that you would pre-wet a kitchen sponge.

Click here to see the best way to use an UltraSOLV® Wiper with DI Water.

Unlike polyester wipers, which need to be fully saturated with IPA in order to remove contamination from tool surfaces, UltraSOLV® works best by reducing the volume of IPA by 60 to 80%. In fact, it is critical to use less IPA as UltraSOLV® will hold 5 times the amount of IPA as polyester.

Click here to see the best way to use an UltraSOLV® Wiper with IPA.

Continuous Use Of UltraSOLV® Wipers With IPA
How To Unload An UltraSOLV® Sponge

Unlike traditional cleanroom polyester wipes, UltraSOLV® has much greater holding capacity. The technician can use this characteristic to greatly reduce wiper consumption in PM Protocols.

Click here to see the best way continually use UltraSOLV® Wipers with IPA.

Traditionally, during the scrubbing process, the technician will use a large volume of cleanroom wipers to remove gross amount of residue generated by the abrasive pads. By greatly reducing the amount of wipers consumed, the UltraSOLV® Sponge enables the tech to greatly reduce the cost associated with PMs.

Click here to see the best way to unload an UltraSOLV® Sponge.

How To Unload An UltraSOLV® ScrubPAD

Unlike Scotch-Brite™, UltraSOLV® ScrubPADs maintain their abrasive cutting action for a much longer time. However, the residue that is removed from the tool surface will agglomerate on the ScrubPAD, reducing its scrubbing action. For this reason we have developed a method to remove the residue from the ScrubPAD to lengthen its useful life. Using this procedure the technician may reduce the cost and time of PMs.

Click here to see the best way to remove residue from an UltraSOLV® ScrubPAD.

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