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    JC 301SC

Low foam alkaline detergent/Conveyor Belt, Rotary Basket, Spray Cabinet

Low foam heavy duty alkaline detergent that’s safe on titanium, ferrous, and non-ferrous metals including aluminum. Used for removal of machining oils, stamping oils, and grinding compounds.

  • Low foam heavy duty alkaline detergent
  • Excellent rinsability
  • Readily biodegradable
  • Safe on ferrous, non-ferrous metals including aluminum over a wide range of applications
  • Aerospace test compliance
    • ASTM F483: Total Immersion Corrosion
    • ASTM F519: Hydrogen Embrittlement (Type 1c)
    • ASTM F1110: Sandwich Corrosion
    • ARP 1755B: Stock Loss (Cat. 10)
    • ASTM 2111: IGA (Intergranular Attack Inspection)
    • ASTM 945: Titanium Stress Corrosion
    • GE Aerospace – Master Chemical List

Recent Blog Posts

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Spray Wash Solutions for Aerospace Components: Best Practices

October 30, 2026

Executive Summary Overview: Cleaning high-stakes aerospace components using spray wash systems requires precision, tight chemical control, and strict adherence to material compatibility standards. Suboptimal bath ratios, excessive foaming, or dirty rinse water can cause costly part rejections, surface corrosion, and production delays in critical defense and commercial applications. Key Takeaways: The mechanical components of aircraft…

The Best Cleaning Methods and Chemistries for Aluminum

October 16, 2026

Executive Summary Overview: Aluminum is a versatile yet sensitive metal susceptible to etching, pitting, “smutting,” and cavitation erosion when exposed to harsh chemicals or improper ultrasonic frequencies. Choosing the correct cleaning chemistry and process is critical to preventing surface damage and costly part rejections in high-stakes industries like aerospace, medical device, and semiconductor manufacturing. Key…

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Overcome 3 Major Post-Processing Challenges of Additive Manufacturing

August 5, 2026

Additive manufacturing, often referred to as 3D printing, is a method that constructs physical objects from digital design files. Today’s computer-aided design (CAD) software can translate highly complex creations into a layer-by-layer framework, allowing 3D printing machines to build everything from custom prosthetic limbs and medical implants to critical aerospace components like lightweight copper rocket…