TUW-7100 Replaces 3M™ Novec™ 7100 for Efficient Degreasing of Precision Electronics
2025-03-12
Approaching the first quarter of 3M's withdrawal from the manufacture of fluorinated materials. Our product TUW-7100, with its ultra-low boiling point of 61°C and excellent dissolution performance, has officially become an ideal replacement for 3M™ Novec™ 7100.
As an “all-rounder” in both vapor phase decontamination and wet cleaning, TUW-7100 not only efficiently removes stubborn residues on precision electronic components, but also penetrates into micron-sized crevices with its extremely low surface tension, realizing “no-dead-angle” in-depth cleaning, and significantly enhancing the efficiency of the cleaning process. It can greatly improve the cleaning yield of semiconductor, optical instruments and other high-end manufacturing industries.
Core advantages at a glance:
✅ Low surface tension and boiling point of 61℃: Reduced loss and excellent performance.
✅ Strong dissolution compatibility: suitable for a variety of pollutants and materials.
✅ Environmentally safe: meets the stringent standards of industrial cleaning.
✅ Low surface tension and boiling point of 61℃: Reduced loss and excellent performance.
✅ Strong dissolution compatibility: suitable for a variety of pollutants and materials.
✅ Environmentally safe: meets the stringent standards of industrial cleaning.
Upgrade your cleaning program today and experience the revolutionary performance of TUW-7100!
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