
Ready-to-use Cif AR46 positive developer solution (1 litre) for PCBs. Anti-foam formula, alkaline pH, ideal for industrial electronics manufacturing.
The Cif AR46 Positive Developer Solution is a ready-to-use, high-quality chemical designed for processing positive presensitised printed circuit boards (PCBs). This specialised anti-foam formula is optimised for use in developing machines, ensuring a clean, consistent, and efficient process without the issues caused by foam build-up.
Presented as a clear, odourless liquid that is fully soluble in water, it offers ease of handling and dilution. The solution has an alkaline pH value, which is essential for activating the photoresist on the boards. Supplied in a convenient 1-litre bottle, it is ready for immediate use in industrial and consumer electronics manufacturing environments.
Key Properties & Specifications
This developer is a reliable choice for professionals requiring precise and repeatable results in PCB fabrication, helping to achieve sharp circuit patterns and high yield.
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