Dielectric Solvents
DS-100 Dielectric Solvent is an exceptional dielectric solvent and cleaner, specifically formulated for the removal of Engineered Fluids’ AmpCool©, BitCool©, ElectroCool©, and VoltCool© dielectric coolants from electrical circuitry and equipment. DS-100 can also be used to clean electronic equipment from manufacturing detritus, dust, and airborne contaminants prior to immersion. In addition, DS-100 can be used to clean and remove residue from electronic equipment, enclosures, tanks, hoses, pumps, and dry coolers that have been used with mineral oil and other hydrocarbons.
DS-100 does not contain halogenated solvents or other hazardous ingredients. DS-100’s high dielectric strength enables it to be used safely on all types of electrical apparatus without the danger of electrical shorts or unintended arcing during operation. DS-100 Dielectric Solvent removes both synthetic and hydrocarbon-based fluid coolants but is safe for use on plastic and rubber components. Unlike other solvents, DS-100 can be used without extensive protective equipment, and its high flash point provides an unprecedented degree of user safety. DS-100 is simple to use either as a spray, in parts cleaner tanks, or in full immersion dip tanks. After cleaning, place the equipment in a well-ventilated location and allow it to dry. DS-100 will remove all residual coolant so that equipment can be maintained or returned to standard air-cooled service or repaired using soldering or other standard repair practices.
- DS-100 is available in 4L, 20L, & 200L containers
- 20L of DS-100 will fully remove dielectric coolants from 40-50 ASIC miners or 20-30 servers when used in a dip tank
- Once fully saturated, DS-100 can be be safely disposed of at any motor oil recycling center
How to Use:
- DS-100 is flammable so avoid fire or ignition sources in work area
- Remove electrical equipment from dielectric coolant and allow at least 5-10 minutes for residual coolant to flow off device
- Residual coolant should be recovered in a clean dry container and can be returned for use if not contaminated
- Apply DS-100 by spray, wipe, brush, or dipping. When spraying or brushing apply a light coat first and allow DS-100 a minimum of 3-5 minutes to work in fully, then follow with another light coat as a rinse
- When dipping, immerse the device fully in DS-100 for 10-15 seconds while agitating device (moving the device up and down) gently in the solvent
- DS-100 also works exceptionally well in filtered or unfiltered parts washers
- Reapply if additional cleaning is required
- Allow device to dry thoroughly in a well-ventilated work area
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- Dielectric Solvent DS-100 SDS -
FAQs
Will DS-100 be the right product to help me clean electronic equipment like motherboards and components?
Our Dielectric Solvent DS-100 is specifically designed to clean electronics of manufacturing waxes, greases, dust and other contaminates. It is formulated to fully remove all of the Engineered Fluids’ Dielectric Coolants from electronics. If you are going to immerse your devices in our Dielectric Coolants after cleaning, then it is much better to use the Dielectric Coolant ( AmpCool , BitCool or ElectroCool ) as the cleaning solvent as you will will not have to wait for the DS-100 to dry off before immersing. By agitating your devices in the Dielectric Coolant the devices will be fully cleaned and ready for immersion. If you will be cleaning them to remove our Dielectric Coolants for use in air, or returning them to a vendor then you must use DS-100 to clean them.
DS-100 will fully remove all the dirt and greases from your electronics. You should use a parts washer to clean the electronics and then leave them in a well ventilated area to allow them to dry.
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We want to change the way the world cools all electronic devices and help our planet at the same time! We believe that we can reduce the energy demands and increase the performance of any electrical device that generates waste heat (which is all of them!).
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