MCE Isopropyl Alcohol Spray 99% (500ml) - ART.117

The benchmark solvent for micro-soldering and decontamination

MCE Isopropyl Alcohol 99% is the essential tool for any technician demanding absolute cleanliness. Its near-anhydrous (water-free) formulation offers a radical solvent action on soldering fluxes, thermal pastes, and silicone oils. Thanks to its ultra-fast evaporation, it guarantees deep cleaning of motherboards and FPC connectors without leaving a greasy film, thus ensuring the total integrity of electrical signals on your high-density circuits.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer reference: ART.117
• Volume: 500 ml.
• Technology: 99% concentrated Isopropanol (superior technical grade).
• Compatibility: Printed circuit boards (PCBs), metals, glass, and engineering plastics.
• Properties: Dielectric, instantaneous evaporation, zero dry residue.
• Action: Intensive defluxing, degreasing, and surface preparation before bonding.

Benefits for the Technician

• Cleaning under components: Its high wetting power allows it to seep under BGA chips to dislodge invisible solder residues.
• Surface preparation: Ideal for degreasing chassis before applying structural adhesives or seals, ensuring maximum adhesion.
• Precision: The spray bottle offers perfect handling for localised cleaning directly on your workbench.

Safety precautions and workshop use

This product is highly flammable: never spray on a live device or in the immediate vicinity of a soldering iron. Use it exclusively in a well-ventilated workshop. For sensitive plastics (polystyrene, acrylic), carry out a preliminary test to avoid any matting. For cleaning screens with sensitive coatings, a diluted version (60%) is preferred. Wearing gloves and protective goggles is strongly recommended during regular use at the repair station.

???? Pro tip: IPA 99% is particularly effective for removing adhesive residue after a battery replacement. Spray a small amount onto the residue, leave for 10 seconds, then remove the softened glue. This avoids using metal tools that could damage the chassis or puncture a battery cell.