I suggest you get into the habit of clearing the valve after every use. You turn the can upside-down and spray until it only sprays propellant.
If you don’t do that, you run the risk of dried coating
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Here are some other things you can do to protect yourself from counterfeit cutters:
1) Buy directly from www.techsprayeu.com
2) Buy from one of our certified distributors: https://www.techsprayeu.com/contact-us
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All you need is Techspray desoldering braid (wick) and a soldering iron. Here are the basic instructions:
1) Place the braid over unwanted solder, preferably on the greatest solder build up so that
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Yes, all you need is Techspray desoldering braid (wick) and a soldering iron. Here are the basic instructions:
1) Place the braid over unwanted solder, preferably on the greatest solder build up so
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Desoldering braid is available in various flux types depending on your cleaning process and other requirements:
1) Rosin: Rosin fluxed braid has the fastest wicking action but does leave behind residues
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Desoldering braid or “wick” is a pre-fluxed copper braid that is used to remove solder, which allows components to be replaced and excess solder (e.g. bridging) to be removed.
The soldering
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While cotton bud swabs are commonly used for electronics cleaning, they can be blunt instruments for dense PCB designs. Techspray offers a pointed cotton swab (part #2313-30PK), a pointed foam swab (2309-1000)
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Yes, cotton swabs are a common choice for electronics cleaning, cotton tends to lead behind threads and particulates. Open cell polyurethane foam swabs are a common, very clean replacement for cotton.
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Just about any swab is compatible with isopropyl alcohol (IPA), but harsh solvents like acetone or toluene can cause foam swabs to swell and even break-down. For harsh solvents, cotton swabs are the best
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