FAQs

Turbo-Coat Thinner (part #2110) can be used as a thinning agent. next...

Heptane can be used as a thinning agent. Make sure it is anhydrous, so contains as little moisture as possible. next...

Acetone can be used as a thinning agent. Make sure it is anhydrous, so contains as little moisture as possible. next...

Toluene can be used as a thinning agent. Make sure it is anhydrous, so contains as little moisture as possible. next...

Toluene or acetone can be used as a thinning agent. Make sure it is anhydrous, so contains as little moisture as possible. next...

If the chemistry is a good solvency match to the soil, less sonic agitation will be needed. This allows you to run your cleaning process more quickly, at lower temperature, and lower amplitude, decreasing next...

Several adjustments can be made to increase the cleaning performance of your ultrasonic process: 1) Frequency – This is the number of waves in a second, so how “tight” the wave form is. next...

An ultrasonic cleaning process utilizes equipment to transmit ultrasound waves, generally between 20-40 kHZ. The transducers send those sound waves through the liquid cleaner, which acts as a transfer next...

Solvent compatibility is another factor to consider when choosing a wipe. If the wipe is to be used with a solvent in the cleaning application, then the wipe must be selected with the solvent in mind. next...

Any wipe will produce particulates depending on the amount of abrasion it receives in use, so abrasion resistance should be considered. Wipes usually release the most particulates from their edges, so next...