The most effective “drop in” substitute for Trichloroethylene (Trike) and other chlorinated solvents
EnSolv is a trusted family of environmentally friendly vapour degreasers used for precision cleaning in the aerospace, engineering, medical, optical and electronic industries.
EnSolv has become the most effective N-Propyl bromide (nPB) based substitute for Trichloroethylene (Trike) and other chlorinated solvents. Vapour degreasing solvents are specifically formulated to address the difficult cleaning problems experienced in industries where exceptional levels of precision cleaning are needed.
nPB is not considered to be a carcinogenic by any of the International Environmental Agencies and is is the only realistic safe alternative to the carcinogen Trichloroethylene.
EnSolv vapour degreasing solvents are the best alternative to Trichloroethylene.
Other benefits of EnSolv nPB solvents include:
High Stability – even with titanium, light metals and alloys
Simple drop-in replacement for trichloroethylene, perchloroethylene and other chlorinated solvents
Very high solvency power for exceptionally fast cleaning
Mid-range temperature operation, which reduces energy use, promotes a faster cleaning cycle, and makes parts easier to handle post-cleaning
Versatility – uses EnSolv in any vapor degreasing equipment for improved productivity and lower maintenance
US EPA snap approval
Low global warming potential
Non flammable (no flash point)
Biodegrades readily in the environment
Lowest cost alternative to TCE, PERC and other solvents.
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