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Aqueous Technologies Releases Low-Discharge Flux Cleaner

Written by Mike Buetow
Tuesday, 19 February 2008
Trident II is said to be capable of removing all flux residues including rosin, no-clean and water-soluble, and lead and Pb-free residues. Comes with a closed-loop wash solution recycling system. All rinse water is directed through the pre-drain filtration system, then drained. Assemblies are dried via on-board convection and radiant forced air dryers. Zero-discharge evaporation system optional. Aqueous Technologies, www.aqueoustech.com

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