Trident is a multi-award winning fully automatic defluxing and cleanliness testing system designed specifically for the electronic assembly industry.  Unlike many other batch-format cleaning systems which were not designed for complex circuit assemblies, Trident was designed specifically to remove flux and other process residues from post-reflow circuit assemblies, achieving cleanliness results exceeding all military, IPC, medical, and other high reliability cleanliness standards.

	Specifically cited in MIL-2000A, the Zero-Ion ionic contamination tester is one of the industry’s most popular Resistivity of Solvent Extract (ROSE) testers. IPC-001 and IPC TM650 recognize ROSE testing as an approved method of determining the cleanliness of circuit assemblies.

	Ultrasonic technology utilizes precisely controlled sound waves to remove un-reflowed solder paste and uncured adhesives from stencils, screens, and misprints.  Unlike other technologies that can damage delicate stencils, ultrasonic energy is gentle enough not to damage delicate parts, but is highly effective in the removal of even dried pastes on fine-pitch stencils.

	Aqueous Technologies North America's largest provider of batch defluxing systems, provides a full-service contract defluxing and cleanliness testing service in its Southern California facility.

	Aqueous Technologies' chemical products represent the state-of-the-art in post-reflow flux removal and stencil cleaning applications.  Aqueous Technologies' chemicals are safe, non-hazardous, effective, and very economical.