High volume wiper for Fabs

Published: 27-May-2010
Cleaning

New product is recommended for ISO Class 6 cleanroom environments


ITW Texwipe has introduced a high volume wiper designed for use during fab construction phases 1 and 2.

The TechniSat High Volume Wiper (TX8488), is 23cm x 23cm (9" x 9") TechniCloth material pre-wetted with the optimal amount of 0.2µm-filtered, blended 6% semiconductor-grade IPA (isopropyl alcohol) and 94% DIW (deionised water) solution. The wipers are packaged in a convenient reclosable bag.

The new product is recommended for ISO Class 6 (formerly Class 1000) cleanroom environments for applications requiring low particles and extractables. It eliminates the need to maintain squirt bottles of IPA-DIW mixtures, and frees employees from the task of maintaining and handling large volumes of flammable IPA on site. This includes all of the steps involved in ordering, receiving, tracking, storing, transporting and blending of the IPA solvent.
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