Clean Swab is constructed from double-layer polyester cloth that is free from organic contaminants such as silicone, amides or phthalate esters.
\nThe cloth is thermally bonded to the handle, thus, eliminating the use of contaminating adhesive or coatings.
\nLaundered and packed under an ISO Class 4 Cleanroom, the foam exhibits low particulate and ionic content.
\nIt has excellent compatibility with most common solvents including acetone as well as excellent sorbency and solvent-holding capacity.
\nThe double-layer polyester fiber head is compressed and possesses good firmness.
\nThe fiber head is designed for cleaning small, slotted and recessed areas.
\nThe excellent cleaning is controlled and supported flexible Paddle.
\nThe swab handle is ESD-safe and is made from polypropylene.
\nThe handle is compact and will not contribute to particulate or organic contamination.
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