ZESTRON Launches Cleaning Agent for Removal of Conformal Coating

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ZESTRON, a provider of high precision cleaning products, services, and training solutions in the electronics manufacturing and semiconductor industries, is pleased to announce that it has released ATRON DC, a decoating cleaning agent.

ATRON DC is a maintenance cleaning agent designed to remove conformal coating from pallets, fixtures and tools. It quickly and reliably removes different coating materials including acrylics, urethanes, and epoxies. The water-based, pH neutral formulation of ATRON DC has been developed to improve worker safety versus traditional solvents, ATRON DC suitable for use in most maintenance cleaning equipment, including dip tank and ultrasonic machines.

About ZESTRON

ZESTRON is headquartered in Manassas, Virginia and operates in more than 35 countries. With eight technical centers worldwide and the industry’s most knowledgeable team of engineers focused on high precision cleaning, ZESTRON’s commitment to ensuring that its customers surpass even the most stringent cleaning requirements is without equal.

For additional information or to tour one of our technical centers, please visit www.zestron.com.

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