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KYZEN Now Makes it Easier to Get the Cleaning Help you Need
March 23, 2022 | KYZEN'Estimated reading time: 1 minute
KYZEN, the global leader in innovative environmentally friendly cleaning chemistries and the company that brought viewers cleaning answers in 15 minutes now makes it easier to find those answers quickly. KYZEN launched its new Tech 2 Tech website in February with an improved on-demand format and search feature.
Each session is still concentrated on a specific cleaning challenge and specific industry that KYZEN serves globally, including Electronic Assembly Cleaning, Metal Finishing and sometimes both. The first 3 sessions since the re-launch in February are now live and can be accessed on the updated website.
Previously, KYZEN's Tech 2 Tech program required viewers register to attend either an AM or PM session that occurred every Thursday at a specific time. Now subscribers will have advanced access to the latest sessions delivered directly to their inbox every Thursday and can watch it when it suits their schedule.
Exclusive advance access to Tech 2 Tech’s new and exciting topics can only be received after subscribing to the program. You will have the option to receive content for the Electronics industry, Metal Finishing industry, or both. Previous sessions as well as Technical Articles and Q&A sheets are still available for viewing on the Tech 2 Tech website.
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