No, and it sounds very dangerous. US and volatile chemicals don't go together very well!

But like any other process involving volatiles, I imagine it can be done with the right equipment. The right equipment would NOT be an open US wash using 100% IPA, however. Those things lead to wholesale management/personnel changes and new company parking lots or swimming pools.

But the use of US energy to further drive a coating stripper does sound quite intriguing.

Odin



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Good morning all,

I had an odd question that came in recently about the use of ultrasonics to strip conformal coating?  I have never heard of such.  Does anyone have any experience with this?



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