Flux-Off Rosin
Description
Key Points:-
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Precision aerosol solvent cleaner manufactured by Chemtronics (Flux-Off® Rosin) to remove R, RMA, RA, and synthetic rosin-based flux residues.
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Rapidly dissolves sticky rosin crusts and film deposits to prevent ionic contamination, corrosion, and short-circuit risks.
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Features low surface tension and wetting properties to flow beneath tight-clearance surface-mount devices (SMDs).
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High-pressure aerosol delivery provides mechanical flushing action without requiring aggressive manual brushing.
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Evaporates completely without leaving non-volatile residues, restoring board surface insulation resistance (SIR) for immediate optical inspection or conformal coating.
JEC Technology is a proud Singapore distributor of Chemtronics Flux-Off® Rosin, a fast-acting precision cleaner designed to rapidly remove R, RMA, RA, and synthetic rosin-based flux residues. Rosin residues are notoriously sticky and hygroscopic, posing long-term corrosion and short-circuit risks if left untreated on circuit assemblies.
This aerosol solvent dissolves heavy rosin crusts and sticky film deposits instantly upon contact. It restores original board surface resistance and prevents ionic contamination issues in military, aerospace, and commercial electronic applications.
With rapid evaporation and zero-residue properties, Flux-Off® Rosin simplifies post-solder cleaning operations while protecting sensitive circuit board traces and plated through-holes from chemical degradation.
Features
Flux-Off® Rosin features low surface tension and superior wetting characteristics, allowing the solvent to flow beneath tight-clearance surface mount devices and flush out entrapped flux pockets.
The powerful aerosol spray action mechanically lifts stubborn, burnt-on rosin soils without requiring aggressive mechanical brushing that could damage fragile components.
Engineered for fast drying and complete evaporation, it leaves circuit assemblies dry, clean, and ready for immediate optical inspection or conformal coating application.
