Solvent degreasing involves the exposure of a work piece to pure solvent vapors released by a boiling solvent. The work piece is usually suspended in the vapors just above the boiling solvent. When the warm vapors touch the comparatively cool work piece, a condensing action occurs which dissolves the contamination and flushes it away as it runs off the part.
Solvent degreasers are used for removal of oil, grease, wax and other stubborn solvent-soluble soils from electrical and electronic subassemblies, intricate metal and plastic parts, and a wide variety of other materials prior to assembly, inspection or further processing.

Solvent degreasing involves the exposure of a work piece to pure solvent vapors released by a boiling solvent. The work piece is usually suspended in the vapors just above the boiling solvent. When the warm vapors touch the comparatively cool work piece, a condensing action occurs which dissolves the contamination and flushes it away as it runs off the part.
Solvent degreasers are used for removal of oil, grease, wax and other stubborn solvent-soluble soils from electrical and electronic subassemblies, intricate metal and plastic parts, and a wide variety of other materials prior to assembly, inspection or further processing.