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Chemtronics, headquartered in the Netherlands, is a private company founded in 1958 and is a leading manufacturer, designer, and supplier of cleaning and repair products for various markets. The company’s broad product portfolio includes repair tools, swabs, degreasers, wipes, solvents, applicators, industrial cleaners, PCB repair & prototyping, and dusters suitable for the electronics, electrical, and telecommunication industries. Illinois Tool Works, Inc. acquired Chemtronics in 1999 and expanded its precision cleaning and repair solutions. The company’s highly innovative and reliable products are distributed across Europe, Asia, North America, and China. The company's cutting-edge electronic heating and cooling components, soldering, and power tools make it a market leader for electronic maintenance and repair solutions.
The Chemtronics Techspray Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) Wipes is use as flux removers (defluxers) remove flux residues and other contaminants left by m...
Chemtronics Cotton Bud, Pack of 100, 152mm Length - CT100 Use this cotton bud from Chemtronics to remove liquid chemical residue. Its tightly wr...
Econowipes Provides excellent wet and dry strength due to polyester fibre contentCellulose fibres provide exceptional absorbencyVery low linting...
Chemtronics Sealed Foam Swabs The Chemtronics 72mm sealed foam swab is constructed from reticulated 100 pores per inch medical grade foam which f...
Chemtronics Dry Wipes The Chemtronics bag of 150 white dry wipes has a size of 229mm x 229mm. These poly-wipes are constructed from monofilament...
Chemtronics Conical Sealed Foam Swabs The Chemtronics 80mm conical sealed foam swab is made up of reticulated 100 pores per inch medical-grade po...
Chemtronics Wrapped Foam Swab The Chemtronics 71mm wrapped foam swab is made up of reticulated 100 pores per inch medical grade foam which featur...
Chemtronics Chamois Tips The Chemtronics 82.5mm Chamois Tips is made of a lint-free synthetic chamois cloth material. This cloth is bonded to an...
