It provides a set of minimum standards based on scientific and reasonable principles for environmental, health, and safety requirements, targeting green cleaning agents used in electronics manufacturing. Chemical manufacturers and cleaning agent manufacturers can develop or formulate products based on this standard and commit to providing more environmentally and human-health friendly products to the market. It also enables electronics manufacturers to select safe cleaning agents based on this standard for use by workers in electronics manufacturing workplaces, thereby protecting worker health and safety.
IPC 1402 is an industrial standard mainly targeting cleaning agents used in the manufacturing of electrical and electronic products. The standard establishes evaluation criteria based on environmental, health, and safety requirements. Cleaning agents are defined as follows:
Cleaning agents are chemicals and chemical mixtures mainly used for removing contaminants, unwanted materials (such as inks, PVD coatings, adhesives, etc.), and/or manufacturing process residues (such as lubricants, adhesives, flux residues, plastic residues, mold release agents, etc.).
- Individual parts, subassemblies, assemblies, printed circuit board, and/or final assembled products;
- Manufacturing equipment used to produce individual components or final products
Cleaning agents can exist in any form, such as liquid, powder, gas, vapor, paste, strip, block, molded parts, shapes, etc. Applications include optical lens cleaning, solder and flux residue removal, equipment cleaning, screen wiping, coating removal, etc.
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