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IMAGELINK MicroClean Developer System Cleaner
- Model
- MicroClean
- Brand
- IMAGELINK
Two-part IMAGELINK MicroClean removes silver deposits from microfilm processor developer tanks and racks without harming rubber or plastic.
Key features
- Removes silver deposits from tanks and racks
- No effect on rubber or plastic
- Cleaning time of about 30 minutes at the correct dilution (depending on the amount of deposit)
- Solution remains active for several hours after mixing
- Suitable for table-top and deep tank processors
Description
IMAGELINK MicroClean is a two-part cleaner for removing silver deposits from the developer tank and racks of microfilm processors. Its active component attacks only silver and does not damage rubber or plastic parts.
Unlike the earlier EPM product (150-0719), MicroClean has no neutralizer. To prepare the working solution, parts A and B are mixed with water, and one complete set makes 30 liters of working solution.
Cleaning procedure
- Drain the developer tank and rinse with water
- Fill the tank in this order: 1 part A, 2 parts water, 1 part B, 2 parts water
- Place the racks in the solution for 30 minutes or until all silver is removed; in a deep tank, run the processor for 30 minutes at normal operating temperature with the recirculation pumps on
- Drain the MicroClean solution
- Rinse thoroughly; in a deep tank, fill the developer tank with fresh water and turn on the recirculation pumps
Technical specifications
| Catalog number | DC4OAZG or DC4NYTX |
|---|---|
| Part A | 5L Imagelink Microclean A, cat. No. DC4NYJ1 |
| Part B | 5L Imagelink Microclean B, cat. No. DC4NYK3 |
| Sales unit | One carton 1 x 5l part A and one carton 1 x 5l part B |
| Dilution | 1 bottle A + 2 parts water + 1 bottle B + 2 parts water |
| Working solution volume | 30 liters with full bottles |
| Minimum recommended temperature (deep tank) | 29C/85F |
|---|
Applications
- Periodic cleaning of microfilm processors
- Preparing a processor when changing chemistry
- One set is sufficient for tanks of 40 liters or less; larger tanks may need more concentrate
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