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Franklin, MA — JNJ Industries is packaging Isopropyl alcohol (IPA), a universal cleaning agent, in two dif- ferent formulations and with two dis- tinct wipe substrate materials so
JNJ Introduces IPA and IPA/DI Water Cleaning Wipes
ing oils, cutting fluids, finger prints and other contaminates associated with manufacturing and assembly. IPA wipes can be used to disin-
fect hard surfaces and to prep sur- faces prior to painting or plating, and are safe for use on all plastics. The 99 percent IPA wipes dry
extremely fast, leaving no residue behind, and are excellent for “in process” cleaning applications where time is a factor. The 70/30 blend is also a fast evaporator, but the water
Alcohol and alcohol/water wipes.
that they can serve a wide range of industries. Branded under the GlobalTech SmartWipes trade name, the alcohol wipes are available in a 70/30 Blend with Deionized Water and as pure IPA that is 99.8 percent to 99.9 percent pure. They are avail- able with a 100 percent polyester wipe material from DuPont Sontara® Technologies for use in electronic and precision cleaning applications. The wipes are also available
with an industrial grade wipe mate- rial that is made from a blend of nat- ural and synthetic fibers and is designed for use in general industri- al cleaning applications. The elec- tronics-grade wipes incorporate a high grade alcohol coupled with a Class 100 Cleanroom nonwoven material to provide the perfect wipe for use in electronic screen and sten- cil printing applications or for use around electronic components and assemblies. The wipes can be used to
remove soils such as solder paste, flux residue, conformal coatings, screen printable inks and chip bon- der epoxies. Using pre-saturated wipes elim-
inates the potential for spilling excess solvents while minimizing the amount of VOCs that need to be reported. The industrial grade IPA wipes are also available in both the 70/30 blend with DI Water and in the 99 percent pure formulation, but these wipes are made from a blend of fibers that are designed to hold up to more rigorous cleaning and wiping applications. They can be used to wipe down mechanical assemblies, machinery, tools, equipment, produc- tion parts, counter tops, and work- benches, virtually any surface that needs cleaning. They can be used to remove dirt, grime, grease, machin-
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helps the solution to stay active on the surface longer, giving it more time to clean. Water is considered the universal solvent, helping to break down water soluble soils, as well as providing a lower cost compo- nent to the overall product. The company has brought
together these fast-evaporating and economical solvents with tough, lint- free disposable wipes, packaged in a re-sealable “pop up” canister to create a family of IPA-based SuperSaturated
SmartWipes®. Both grades of wiper
materials are tough and strong to resist tearing and shredding, yet are non abrasive and will not scratch even the most delicate materials. They are packaged in re-sealable dispensers of 100 6 x 9-in. wipes that are ready to use anywhere. Contact: JNJ Industries, Inc.,
290 Beaver St., Franklin, MA 02038 % 800-554-9994 or 1-508-553-0529 fax: 508-553-9973 Web:
www.jnj-industries.com
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