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MG CONFORMAL COATING REMOVAL GEL 8310A-55ML
Description
8310A is a conformal coating stripper that readily removes most thermoplastic and on-cross linked coatings such as acrylics, urethanes, and silicones based conformal coatings. It also facilitates the removal of some thermoset coatings like cross-linked silicones and polyurethanes by softening or swelling the coat to aid with mechanical removal. This stripper is safe for most types of PCB components.
Features & Benefits
- Strips acrylics, polyurethanes, and silicones
- Ideal for spot removal
- Safe on metals
- Contains no SVHCs
- Biodegradable
Properties
- Color: Colorless
- Odor: Keytone-like
- Viscosity @ 25 ˚C: < 20.5 cP
- Density: 0.89 g/mL
- Shelf Life: 5 y
- Boiling Point: 42 °C
- Storage Temperature: -10 – 40 °C
Application Instructions
1. Apply a liberal amount of stripper to the coating.
2. Allow 1―2 hours or until the coating has softened.
3. Use a non-abrasive brush or tool to remove most of the stripper, then gently wipe surface with a clean cloth.
4. Rinse off remaining stripper with isopropyl alcohol or a PCB cleaner.
