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KYZEN, the global leader in innovative environmentally responsible cleaning chemistries, is excited to announce the return of the educational video series, “Tech 2 Tech,” beginning with a new episode that posted to www.tech2techbykyzen.com on August 27.
As in earlier seasons of the series, content for each episode is guided and presented by KYZEN cleaning experts and will continue to concentrate on specific cleaning challenges and best practices within the industries that KYZEN serves globally, including Electronic Assembly Cleaning, Metal Finishing, and Advanced Packaging.
While the quality of the content and findings presented in the upcoming Tech 2 Tech episodes remains to the highest standard, significant upgrades have been made as to how that content is presented. While previous episodes relied on a slideshow-based presentation format, the refreshed Tech 2 Tech offers in-lab, hands-on views of the concepts covered.
“We’re proud to reintroduce the refreshed Tech 2 Tech series to add to the hundreds of hours of valuable insight already available to viewers from its initial launch in 2020,” said KYZEN’s Global Marketing Manager Sherry Stepp, “KYZEN’s collective knowledge gathered throughout more than 35 years of continuous improvement really shines when it’s explained in a hands-on way by our hard-working technical cleaning experts in Tech 2 Tech episodes.”
Tech 2 Tech was established in 2020 as live-cast technical sessions with KYZEN cleaning experts presenting material to answer common cleaning questions. It then evolved for on-demand viewing by interested viewers who could sign-up to have episodes and supporting documents emailed directly to them. In 2025, the comprehensive Tech 2 Tech library of episodes became available to all viewers via KYZEN’s website and YouTube channel.
Tech 2 Tech remains the standard within KYZEN’s extensive portfolio of existing online technical content, including the popular “Ask Dr. Adam” series.
