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    JC-Optic 400

Alkaline detergent/Ultrasonic Cleaners

Alkaline detergent for use before coating of inorganic optics. Used for removal oils, polishing & grinding residues including cerium oxide and aluminum oxide compounds. Ultrasonic and immersion.

  • High performance alkaline detergent for use before coating
    of inorganic optics
  • Effective in removal of oils, polishing & grinding residues
    including cerium oxide and aluminum oxide compounds
  • Extremely free rinsing
  • Biodegradable

Recent Blog Posts

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…

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Maximizing Cleaning Efficiency with Industrial Citric Acid Descaling Solutions

July 14, 2026

In precision cleaning for manufacturing, maintaining the efficiency of parts and equipment is crucial for overall operational success. Both new equipment and old cleaning systems can experience scale buildup, either from manufacturing residue or years of use. If left untreated, scale buildup will eventually shut down a machine or prevent a part from working properly. …