TriggerGrip™ Dispenser, MicroCare

The patented TriggerGrip™ cleaning system from MicroCare is the electronics industry’s most efficient tool for cleaning printed circuit boards at the benchtop.

• The electronics industry’s most efficient tool for cleaning PCBs
• Clean better, faster and more consistently
• Ensures that all four steps of cleaning — wet, scrub, rinse and dry — are implemented properly
• Slashes solvent consumption, sometimes as much as 50-66%
• Cans used with the TriggerGrip™ system are guaranteed to empty completely, eliminating waste and reducing costs

For techs who clean after rework and repair, especially those working with the hard-to-clean lead-free materials, the TriggerGrip™ tool helps them clean better, faster and more consistently. The TriggerGrip™ system ensures that all four steps of cleaning — wet, scrub, rinse and dry — are implemented properly, which makes cleaning fast and easy. But the TriggerGrip™ dispenser does even more. It amplifies the cleaning power of fresh, pure solvent with the mechanical scrubbing action of the brush. It slashes solvent consumption, sometimes with reductions of 50-66%. Because cleaning becomes easier, the TriggerGrip™ tool boosts productivity 5-9%. Because techs use less solvent, annoying fumes are minimized and less solvent is wasted, which also saves money. The conductive TriggerGrip™ system enhances ESD programs. Perhaps most uniquely, when used with the Bench Mounting Kit, MicroCare guarantees that any cans used with the TriggerGrip™ system will empty completely, eliminating waste and reducing costs. This unique, simple, durable and practical tool makes high-quality benchtop cleaning fast and easy.

 : Optional accessories include the Bench Mounting Kit and various replacement brushes for the TriggerGrip™ system. The Bench Mounting Kit holds the can and the TriggerGrip™ neatly at the workbench, and keeps the aerosol from tipping. It's an essential part of the TriggerGrip™ system. Brushes customize the TriggerGrip™ for different cleaning applications. They should be replaced every 3-4 months in normal use.