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November 4, 2022 | KYZEN'Estimated reading time: 1 minute
KYZEN, the global leader in innovative environmentally friendly cleaning chemistries, is pleased to announce that it received a 2022 GLOBAL Technology Award in the category of Cleaning Materials for its AQUANOX® A4626 Next Generation Aqueous Cleaning Solution. The award was announced during a ceremony that took place Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2022 during SMTA International.
With the latest win, KYZEN has now received four awards for A4626 since its introduction this year. 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.
“AQUANOX A4626 is a great example of KYZEN'S Research and Development team’s dedication to continuously improve our products to meet the latest and ever-changing cleaning needs of our customers,” said Tom Forsythe, Executive Vice President. “KYZEN as a whole works hard every day to find solutions to today’s cleaning challenges and we are honored to accept this award that recognizes that dedication.”
AQUANOX A4626 is a next generation cleaning chemistry 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. It has a long tank life and is safe for multi-pass applications.
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