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1. ecolink.com › info › what-is-a-solvent-cleanerWhat is a Solvent Cleaner? Industrial Solvents & Degreaser -...

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   Mar 17, 2015 · Solvents are a substance capable of dissolving a solute (liquid, solid, or gas) to form a cleaning or degreasing solution. They are used for a number of industrial strength applications including: Dry Cleaning. Nail Polish Removal. Spot Removers. Detergents. Glue Removal. Grease Elimination.

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3. envirotechint.com › basic-industrial-cleaning-types-ofBasic Industrial Cleaning — Types Of Chemical Solvents

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   There are hundreds of different types of solvent cleaners, each with its own characteristics and uses. Before we discuss these solvent types, let’s first define what a solvent is — a substance (usually a liquid) that can be used to dissolve other materials without chemically changing them.

4. www.techspray.com › a-thorough-comparison-of-water-basedWater vs. Solvent Cleaners: Choosing the Best | Techspray

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   Solvent-based cleaners remain popular in industrial applications due to their cleaning power; they remove thick, baked on oils, dirt, containments, solder flux, and greases. Some examples of strong cleaning solvents are acetone, methyl ethyl ketone, toluene, nPB, and trichloroethylene (TCE).

5. www.trivantage.com › blog › productsWater-Based vs. Solvent-Based Cleaners: When to Use Each -...

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   Learn the differences between water-based cleaners and solvent-based cleaners, benefits of each, plus when & where each are most effective.

6. www.sciencedirect.com › topics › engineeringSolvent Cleaning - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

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   Solvent cleaning is the process of removing soil from a surface with an organic solvent without physically or chemically altering the material being cleaned. This includes various methods such as vapor degreasing, spraying, immersion, and mechanical or ultrasonic scrubbing.

7. www.corrosionpedia.com › definition › 2346Solvent Cleaning - Corrosionpedia

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   Jul 19, 2024 · Solvent cleaning is a cleansing process that uses chemical solutions to remove unwanted grease, oil, residue, coatings or paint from the surface of a material. There is more than one type of solvent, and each individual type may be better suited than another is to clean a specific type of base material. Advertisement.

8. www.astm.org › stp41372sSolvent Cleaners — Where and How to Use Them - ASTM International

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   This paper provides a practical, user-oriented understanding of the nature of non-aqueous cleaning solvents, and their uses in industry. While much of the information applies to industry in general, emphasis is on the use of these materials for cleaning stainless steel.