First Contact is applied to the surface to be cleaned, typically
with a brush. The film solution conforms to the surface shape
and dries to a plastic film in intimate contact with every surface
feature and contour. The dried film is removed, leaving an optically
clean surface. |
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First Contact cleans organic residues and small particles from
surfaces. It will remove human skin oils, specifically fingerprints,
from any object suitable for cleaning with polar organic liquids. |
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First Contact solution works on organic contamination and small
particles. It cannot remove water soluble residues by itself.
Contact Dream for an explanation on how to clean such surfaces. |
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FIRST CONTACT WILL DISSOLVE MOST EYEWEAR OR PLASTIC LENSES!
The solvent system contains strongly polar liquids capable of
dissolving many plastics including polycarbonates and polystyrenes. |
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First Contact can be used to clean precision optics, crystals,
metals and glass. It can clean diffraction gratings, lenses and
much more. |
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Above is a Si wafer with diamond scribed cross pattern,
before (left) and after cleaning with First Contact (right). |
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1ml of First Contact will cover approximately 4 square
inches of surface. First Contact is roughly $1.35-1.65/ml for
smaller quantities. Contact Dream for pricing for 1/2L and 1L
quantities and if you have questions about your particular application. |
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First Contact clear is available in spray bottle form.
This version is perfect for non-horizontal surfaces, like secondary
mirrors in telescopes, horizontally mounted mirrors used in laser
labs, etc. There is no need to remove the optic for cleaning. |
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