PWRPAK-12V Switching Power Supply

Carbon Dioxide Spray Cleaning Pen; Especially for High-power Applications; Quick, Dry & Solvent-free; Includes Spray Pen Applicator and Foot Switch; Power Supply 230 VAC OZ Optics OZ-PEN series of versatile, precision, small surface area cleaning systems for critical fiber optics and other manufacturing operations generates and propels an adjustable spray of clean dry air or nitrogen containing small CO2 particles to efficiently remove foreign matter from a surface. OZ-PEN replaces or augments conventional solvent-aided wiping cleaning techniques which can spread, smear or shed, or redeposit trace residues and particles over critical surfaces. Each OZ-PEN is equipped with a flexible coaxial tube, spray pen applicator and foot switch. The basic system provides precision cleaning capability right out of the box and includes all components for precision cleaning apart from the process gases. The composite spray cleaning technique is a patented process, delivering controlled shear stress on surface contaminants using chemically inert, dry CO2 spray for efficient and effective removal of inorganic and organic surface contamination from critical substrate surfaces. The cleaning unit delivers a precisely controlled accelerated stream of solid carbon dioxide particles (i.e. snow) at high velocity. The snow is created from the conversion of liquid CO2 to solid CO2 particles and CO2 gas at the spray nozzle. The nozzle, propellant pressure and temperature are adjusted for optimal cleaning process. The main method for removal of particulate and other loosely bound contaminants is momentum transfer. In this process, an incoming CO2 particle strikes a particle on the surface. The resulting force overcomes the force holding the particle to the surface, and the CO2 gas spray/propellant plume then carries the particle away. This unique dry process can remove very small particles (<100 nm in size) without the need for using other wet cleaning techniques. Thin film organic contamination (if soluble in liquid CO2) may also be removed by CO2 composite snow cleaning. Typical light oils are good candidates for CO2 cleaning. Solid CO2 spray within the spray plume exists at a temperature of approx. -78 °C. The cooling properties of CO2 can be used to remove contaminant with high water content, first by freezing then by fracturing it from the underlying substrate. Key Features: Superior Removal of Any Residue on Fiber Optics and Other Components Especially for High-power Applications CO2 Composite Spray Quick, Dry and Solvent-free Cleaning Process Designed to Clean Small Surface Areas Superior to Solvent Cleaning Wiping Techniques More Economical and Versatile Than Snow Guns With Enclosures Cleans a Variety of Substrates such as Glass, Metal, etc. Removes Dust Particles, Polishing Compounds, Fingerprints, Surface Films and Other Surface Residues Applications: Effective Cleaning of Various High-power Fiber Optic Connectors and Other Components; Optical Element Cleaning; Optical Coating Preparation/Cleaning; Cleaning of Electro-optic Sensors and Medical Devices; Cleaning of Semiconductor and Biomedical Components Surface