[sdiy] PCB cleaning solvernt
Seb Francis
seb at burnit.co.uk
Fri Oct 2 18:31:01 CEST 2009
Colin f wrote:
>> For other fluxes, water isn't going to work. I have this
>> stuff in a spray can with a built in brush. A quick spray
>> and a brush, then another spray to rinse and the board comes
>> out lovely. Works with modern 'no-clean' fluxes as well as
>> rosin, etc. Can have a look later what it's called if this
>> is indeed the type of flux you want to clean.
>> I'm sure a similar product exists for use in a bath -
>> although it is very quick evaporating.
>>
>
> Is it Electrolube Fluxclene ?
> It sounded great right up to the point where it rapidly evaporated ;-)
> I was hoping to find something that I could re-use quite a few times.
> Further digging on the web suggests that a lot of industrial processes clean
> with a solvent, then rinse the boards in de-ionised water.
> I'll maybe just try IPA with a water rinse and see how it goes.
>
This is it:
http://uk.farnell.com/jsp/search/productdetail.jsp?SKU=7922493
Very good solvent properties for flux, but yeah it does evaporate fast -
which is a good thing normally, unless you have a lot of boards to clean
I guess.
Seb
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