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Listing of all 6 news releases from 3M Speciality Materials:
Fluid replaces nasty PFC and PFPE types
A new dielectric fluid for semiconductor heat transfer applications has been introduced to the European market, by 3M Specialty Materials Division.
News from 3M Speciality Materials ( 8 April 2002)
Greener fluid cleans up greasy parts
A new aggressive cleaning solvent for degreasing applications offers a long-term replacement for n-propyl bromide (nPB), trichloroethylene (Trike), HCFC-141b, HCFC-225 and other chlorinated solvents.
News from 3M Speciality Materials ( 1 March 2002)
Cosolvent cleaning process meets defence standards
User application article Luton based electronics manufacturer, Jaltek Systems has replaced its aqueous cleaning system with a cosolvent cleaning process featuring Novec Engineered Fluids from 3M.
News from 3M Speciality Materials ( 2 October 2001)
Coating protects against moisture and corrosion
3M's new Novec Electronics Coating EGC-1700 provides a fast and low-cost way of protecting sensitive electronic circuits against moisture and corrosive chemical environments.
News from 3M Speciality Materials (21 September 2001)
German manufacturers switch to green cleaning
User application article Tetronik and Nerb Elektronik have joined the growing number of electronics component manufacturers switching to a cleaning process system using Novec Engineered Fluids.
News from 3M Speciality Materials (24 August 2001)
Novec fluids clean Swiss watches
User application article Two leading names in the Swiss watch industry have recently replaced their old cleaning processes, to adopt a faster and more efficient system featuring Novec Engineered Fluids, from 3M.
News from 3M Speciality Materials ( 2 January 2001)
