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|    ohger1s@gmail.com to Adrian Caspersz    |
|    Re: Fiber brush for circuit boards    |
|    19 Oct 22 13:47:01    |
      From: ohg...@gmail.com              On Wednesday, October 19, 2022 at 11:14:59 AM UTC-4, Adrian Caspersz wrote:       > On 15/10/2022 14:55, ohg...@gmail.com wrote:        > > Chemtronics makes a flux remover that comes with a small brush that       attaches to the can for spot application and cleaning. This brush is *very*       stiff and is not affected whatsoever by any solvent that I've used it with and       lasts until the time I        misplace it. They just don't wear out. Well, I just misplaced mine again and I       use it constantly. I hate to keep buying the flux remover that I don't       generally use just to get a brush.       > Not too sure what the exact material composition of the fibre you are        > referring to, but I've used glass fibre brushes in the past which create        > dusty sharp particles that are very painful if ye are unlucky to get        > them trapped in ya skin. Not my favourite tool.        >        > --        > Adrian C              All I can tell you is the material is black, it's not metallic, it's not       natural hair, it's very stiff, and not only does it not shed any particles       whatsoever, it doesn't wear out. A bit. At all. It also doesn't react to       IPA, acetone, or toluene. I've        seen those fiberglass pens that come with 10 refills. The Chemtronic brush       bristles are only a few mm long but they don't wear down.               Chemtronics answered my email and said they don't sell the brushes separately       as I suspected. I have been unable to find them by searching images or found       any other product that uses them.              For now I've cut some acid brushes down to about 5 mm to duplicate the       stiffness (more or less). I guess I'll have to buy some cans of Fluxoff to       get a couple more. I think I'll drill them and attach a long lanyard to them       so I'm less likely to        misplace them in the future.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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