MCE 100% Isopropyl Alcohol Spray (500ml) - ART.115

Absolute purity for micro-soldering and deoxidation

MCE 100% Isopropyl Alcohol is the ultimate electronic-grade solvent, essential for critical work on motherboards. Its anhydrous formulation (without any trace of water) makes it the preferred fluid for decontaminating integrated circuits and FPC connectors without risk of galvanic corrosion. Thanks to its dielectric properties, it ensures deep cleaning of ultra-sensitive electronic components while guaranteeing total safety against residual short circuits.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer reference: ART.115
• Technology: Pure Isopropyl Alcohol (Anhydrous Grade / water-free).
• Volume: 500 ml.
• Packaging: Precision spray bottle for controlled dosing.
• Properties: Dielectric, colourless, instant evaporation, zero dry residue.
• Action: Dissolves solder fluxes (rosins), thermal pastes, silicone oils and adhesives.

Benefits for the Technician

• Flash evaporation: Its ultra-fast drying cycle allows for immediate reassembly, without leaving a greasy film or impurities on your workstation.
• Dehydrating agent: Ideal for displacing water trapped under BGA components after aqueous cleaning or liquid damage.
• Technical versatility: Perfect for surface preparation before applying adhesives or for cleaning read heads and precision optics.

Workshop Safety and Protocol

This product is extremely flammable and volatile: it must be handled away from any heat source, soldering iron or hot air station. Use it in a well-ventilated workshop. To preserve its properties, always close the bottle after use. Wear gloves and protective goggles when handling at the repair station. In case of contact with eyes or ingestion, rinse immediately and contact a poison control centre.

???? Pro tip: 100% IPA is "hygroscopic", it absorbs moisture from the air if left open. For a flawless post-solder clean, spray ART.115 onto the area while still warm and scrub vigorously with an ESD brush. This dissolves the flux instantly and prevents the appearance of persistent white marks after total evaporation.