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KYZEN to Discuss Unmatched Automated Process Management for Cleaning at the SMTA Boise Expo
March 15, 2022 | KYZEN'Estimated reading time: 1 minute
KYZEN, the global leader in innovative environmentally friendly cleaning chemistries, will exhibit at the SMTA Boise Expo & Tech Forum, scheduled to take place Tuesday, April 5, 2022 at The Grove Hotel in Idaho. The company will discuss its new AQUANOX® A4626 Next Generation Aqueous Cleaning Solution and Process Care Line.
KYZEN will highlight its Process Care Line, designed to offer unmatched automated process management and control with remote reporting capabilities. These abilities enable customers to deliver higher quality output with less effort all while monitoring processes even when no one is on the production floor.
Additionally, the KYZEN team will discuss the newest addition to the AQUANOX line – the A4626 next-generation cleaning chemistry designed to quickly remove the latest polymeric no-clean flux residues. A4626 provides superior results on traditional lead-free and eutectic tin-lead residues. It has a long tank life and is safe for multi-pass applications.
KYZEN products and cleaning experts have always been focused on the process so you can be sure the newest AQUANOX product will fit into your production line. Adding KYZEN's Process Control System or the KYZEN Analyst paired with KYZEN Analyst Data Services will complete the optimization and provide you with a worry-free process.
The KYZEN team looks forward to meeting with attendees to offer solutions tailored to their specific needs.
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