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Catch the KYZEN Clean Team at Three SMTA Expos in May
April 18, 2022 | KYZEN'Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
KYZEN, the global leader in innovative environmentally friendly cleaning chemistries, will exhibit at the SMTA Oregon, Michigan and Capital Expos in May to discuss its new AQUANOX A4626 Next Generation Aqueous Cleaning Solution. The SMTA Oregon Expo will take place Tuesday, May 3, 2022, in Wilsonville, OR. The SMTA Michigan Expo is scheduled to take place Tuesday, May 17, 2022, in Liviona, MI. Lastly, the SMTA Capital Expo will be held Tuesday, May 24, 2022, in Laurel, Maryland.
AQUANOX A4626 is the newest addition to the award-winning AQUANOX product line. The next-generation cleaning chemistry is designed to quickly remove the latest polymeric no-clean flux residues, while providing superior results on traditional lead-free and eutectic tin-lead residues as well.
The environmentally friendly AQUANOX A4626 removes all of the latest as well as traditional flux 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.
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