Dirty contacts and corroded terminals cause intermittent failures that are hard to trace, and X34 contact cleaner is a fast-drying, non-conductive solvent for cleaning them. This 13 Oz. can removes dirt, flux, oxides, dust, and moisture from circuit boards, terminals, relays, switches, contacts, circuit breakers, tuners, control panels, and motors, and it will not harm most plastics, paints, or wire insulation. It has high dielectric strength (22,600 volts), leaves no residue, and does not contain CFCs or HCFCs. The equipment must be de-energized and dry, with fumes cleared, before power is restored.
Key Features:
- Cleans Contacts and Electronics Fast: A mixture of fast-drying solvents works rapidly to remove dirt, flux, oxides, dust, and moisture from circuit boards, terminals, relays, switches, contacts, and control panels.
- High Dielectric Strength, No Residue: Dielectric strength of 22,600 volts and a non-conductive, residue-free formula, so cleaned equipment goes back into service without a film that could cause shorts or intermittent faults.
- Safe on Most Plastics, Paints, and Wire Insulation: Safe on most plastics and all metals, and it will not harm paint or wire insulation the way chlorinated solvents can, which protects delicate and sensitive electronic parts.
- Free of CFCs and HCFCs: Does not contain CFCs or HCFCs and is ozone safe, which suits facilities and contractors that restrict ozone-depleting solvents in their specifications.
- De-Energize and Dry Before Restarting: Use only on equipment that has been de-energized, and allow it to dry and fumes to evacuate before re-energizing; the catalog notes the solvent is flammable, so follow the label.
Where to Use:
- Electricians and Electronics Service: Clean relays, switches, and contacts on control panels and breaker boxes during service calls, with a non-conductive solvent that leaves no residue behind.
- Maintenance and Mechanical Rooms: Service motors, controls, and electrical equipment in mechanical rooms where dirt and oxidation cause intermittent faults and nuisance shutdowns.
- Building and Property Management: Keep a can with the maintenance supplies for cleaning the contacts in elevators, intercoms, thermostats, and lighting controls, always with power off.
- Automotive, Fleet, and Equipment Shops: Clean connectors, relays, and electrical contacts on vehicles and shop equipment to restore reliable connections and remove oxidation and dirt.