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KYZEN Showcases Chemistry and Control Innovation with the New ANALYST2 at IPC APEX EXPO
March 11, 2024 | KYZEN'Estimated reading time: 1 minute
KYZEN, the global leader in innovative environmentally friendly cleaning chemistries, is pleased to announce its participation in the upcoming 2024 IPC APEX EXPO, scheduled to be held April 9-11, 2024 at the Anaheim Convention Center in California. As an exhibitor in Booth 4237, KYZEN will spotlight the powerful combination of Chemistry and Control, with a focus on its cutting-edge products, AQUANOX A4618 and the new KYZEN ANALYST2.
The KYZEN ANALYST2, building on the success of over 250 installations, demonstrates KYZEN’s commitment to excellence in on-device data analysis. This advanced system incorporates customer feedback for enhanced performance and utilizes sonic velocity technology for real-time concentration measurement. Unlike other sonic velocity instruments, the ANALYST2 provides more precise measurements by directly measuring concentration, offering fast and stable readings independent of the liquid's conductivity, color, or transparency. With a 0.1% resolution, the ANALYST2 is compatible with over 60 cleaning solutions, extending its utility beyond KYZEN chemistries.
The ANALYST2 seamlessly integrates into electronics cleaning processes, enabling the effective monitoring and control of AQUANOX A4618. This groundbreaking aqueous cleaning chemistry is specifically designed to tackle the challenges of cleaning contemporary lead-free flux residues, including no-clean residues, while delivering impeccable, mirrored solder finishes. A4618 offers an extended tank life, outstanding materials compatibility, and high efficacy at lower concentrations and temperatures, making it a game-changer in electronics cleaning processes.
"The KYZEN team is excited to showcase our latest innovations at the IPC APEX EXPO 2024, emphasizing the synergy of Chemistry and Control," said Sherry Stepp, Global Marketing Manager at KYZEN. "The ANALYST2 and AQUANOX A4618 represent our commitment to delivering proven and cost-effective solutions for the evolving needs of the electronics industry."
Visit KYZEN at Booth 4237 to experience firsthand the Chemistry and Control innovation that is shaping the future of electronics cleaning.
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