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Austin American Technology Offers the Only All-In-One Aqueous Batch Cleaner/Rose Tester
January 22, 2020 | Austin American Technology Corp.Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
Austin American Technology today announced they will exhibit the Aqua ROSE™, which is the only all-in-one aqueous batch cleaner and rose tester on the market, and the Mega ION® pre-seal circuit cleaner and cleanliness tester in Booth #2352 at the 2020 IPC APEX EXPO, scheduled to take place Feb 4-6, at the San Diego Convention Center in California.
The Aqua ROSE™ introduces a new era to batch cleaning / Ionic Contamination Testing. Experience a batch cleaner that offers multiple cleaning and testing technologies for capability previously unachieved in a compact footprint. In addition to aqueous and aqueous chemistry-based cleaning, the innovative Aqua ROSE™ supports process temperature ranges from ambient to 176°F. An intuitive user interface allows the operator to select the type and duration of wash, number of rinse cycles, and duration of the forced-air dry cycle.
The Mega ION® is the ideal pre-conformal coating cleaner, boasting multiple solvents selection, built-in solvent recycling, low cost of operation, is compliant to NFPA safety standards and has a very low solvent consumption.
Please stop by Booth #2352 at the IPC APEX EXPO, and for more information on Austin American Technology, please visit www.aat-corp.com.
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