Alcohol-based Cleaner MICROCHIP Micro Chip Cleanser IPA 99 1000 ml

Micro Chip Cleanser IPA 99 by MICROCHIP is a 1000 ml isopropyl alcohol cleaner formulated for degreasing and cleaning electronic components, microchips and printed circuit board surfaces. With a 99% isopropyl alcohol concentration, the solution evaporates quickly and leaves minimal residue, supporting maintenance, repair and assembly workflows in electronics production, testing and laboratory environments.

Advantages

The high IPA concentration ensures effective removal of oils, flux residues, dust and light contaminants without prolonged drying times. Fast evaporation minimizes downtime and reduces the risk of moisture-related damage. The clear formulation is suitable for precision cleaning of delicate electronic parts and allows for controlled application in manual or automated processes.

Suitable for

• Cleaning microchips, ICs and component leads
• Degreasing and removing flux residues from PCBs
• Preparation of surfaces prior to soldering or conformal coating
• General maintenance and laboratory cleaning of electronic assemblies

Key specifications

• Active solvent: isopropyl alcohol (IPA) at approximately 99% concentration
• Volume: 1000 ml bottle for workshop and lab use
• Physical form: clear liquid with rapid evaporation
• Compatibility: suitable for metals, most plastics and typical PCB substrates when used as directed
• Residue: low-residue formulation for precision electronics cleaning

How to use

Use the product in a well-ventilated area and follow local safety guidelines for flammable liquids. Apply Micro Chip Cleanser IPA 99 by spraying or applying with lint-free wipes or brushes to the surface that requires cleaning. Allow the solvent to evaporate naturally; use gentle mechanical action if needed to dislodge stubborn residues. Do not soak components for prolonged periods and avoid introducing the liquid into sensitive connectors or sealed assemblies.

Usage recommendations

Store the bottle in a cool, dry place away from heat sources and open flames. When working on powered equipment, disconnect power and discharge capacitors before cleaning. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection, and ensure adequate ventilation or local extraction to limit inhalation of vapors.