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MicroCare's
Fiber Connector Cleaner is a nonflammable, plastic-safe, optical-grade
cleaning fluid formulated for cleaning fiber optic connectors. Because
it dries almost instantly, it is perfect for cleaning ferrules
installed in connector bulkheads and other hard-to-reach
configurations. Nonflammable and ozone-safe, this nonhazardous cleaner
is ideal for cleaning dust, oil, grime, and moisture from fiber optic
ferrule ends and connector bulkheads. It is safe to use on most
materials, including glass, ceramic, metal, plastic and cured epoxy
surfaces. Ultra-pure, this cleaner dries quickly without leaving a
residue.
The hermetically-sealed mini-pump spray dispenser contains 400 squirts of solvent. The mini-pump
uses the unique and patented Triton™ 3-way dispensing system, the most
versatile packaging system in the industry. The sealed canister also
prevents refilling and cross-contamination, ensuring clean solvent
every time. The canister also is “TravelSAFE™” — that is, the pump
spray is “nonhazardous, nonregulated” so it can be shipped, even by
plane, without extra paperwork or Hazmat fees*.
TECHNICAL DATA
- Boiling Point: 45˚C / 113˚F
- Specific Gravity: 1.34
- Flashpoint (TCC): None
- Flammability: Nonflammable
- Ozone Impact: Zero
- REACH and ELINCS Compliant: Yes
- RoHS and WEEE Compliant Yes
- NFPA Ratings: Health: 1; Fire: 0; Reactivity: 1
National Stock Number 6850-01-535-6196
*Regarding paperwork and Hazmat fees, avoidance of these two items saves the enduser a considerable amount of cost. For a vendor to ship a small container of isopropyl alcohol, the vendor first must have its personnel specially trained in the handling and packaging of hazardous materials. Only trained people are allowed to place the item in a specially-designed shipping container. Paperwork must be filed in order to ship the produuct. As an example of shipping costs, a 16-ounce bottle of 99% Isopropyl Alcohol and a pump dispenser with a retail value of $12.00 would incur approximately $32.00 shipping cost. That alone should discourage anyone from using alcohol to clean fiber optic connectors. A further incentive is the fact that alcohol can leave residue and can also re-deposit itself on a recently treated surface. Conclusion: if you must use a liquid clean, use only non-alcohol liquids.
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