Home
:Applications
:Aviation Cleaning and Surface Prep
:Aviation Clean & Prep Wipes

Aviation Clean & Prep Wipes

Aerospace approved chemistries & wiping material in easy-to-use dispensing tubs

Request A Sample

Part #	Name	Size	Units Per Case	Shelf Life	Price Per Case
2805-100-69-C	50% IPA Wipe	100 ct	12	4 Years	$262.80
2805-100-69-R	50% IPA Refill	100 ct	12	4 Years	$228.84
2810-100-69-C	99% IPA Wipe	100 ct	12	4 Years	$306.48
2810-100-69-R	99% IPA Refill	100 ct	12	4 Years	$235.68
2811-100-69-C	100% Acetone Wipe	100 ct	12	4 Years	$322.92
2811-100-69-R	100% Acetone Refill	100 ct	12	4 Years	$251.76
2812-100-69-C	100% MEK Wipe	100 ct	12	4 Years	$342.24
2812-100-69-R	100% MEK Refill	100 ct	12	4 Years	$271.20
2813-100-69-C	100% MPK Wipe	100 ct	12	4 Years	$420.12
2813-100-69-R	100% MPK Refill	100 ct	12	4 Years	$349.20

Packaging Order minimum case quantity only. Extra shipping fees may apply.

Order from an authorized distributor

Paint & Composite Surface Prep Wipes

Techspray Clean & Prep Pre-Saturated Wipes combine aerospace approved chemistries and wiping material in easy-to-use dispensing tubs. Four solvents are available for paint and composite prep: isopropyl alcohol (IPA), acetone, methyl ethyl ketone (MEK), methyl propyl ketone (MPK).

Pre-saturated nonwoven, lint-free, durable rayon material reduces solvent consumption, environmental release of volatile chemicals (e.g. VOCs), accidental spills, and worker exposure.

Consistent wipe saturation allows for greater efficiency, error-free process repeatability, and final quality compared to saturating shop rags as you go.

Select aviation / aerospace approved solvent:

Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) - For removing dust, debris, light oils, and fingerprints for paint surface prep. Reusable canister reduces waste, solvent usage & VOC emissions while maintaining consistent saturation.
Acetone - For removing dust, debris, oils, greases, adhesives, wet epoxy, and paint overspray in composite and paint surface prep. Very fast evaporating, powerful cleaner, and VOC exempt.
Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK) - For removing dust, debris, and uncured resins during surface prep and clean-up of composite, metal bond and edge seal applications. Effective on removing PR-1422, 1435 and similar tank sealants.
Methyl Propyl Ketone (MPK) - For removing dust, debris, uncured epoxy in composite surface prep, and inks in printing clean-up.

Download Techspray Aviation Degreaser Flyer

Features & Benefits

Durable, lint-free wipe
Aerospace approved wipe material & solvents
Meets or exceeds AMS3819C and BMS15-5
Prevent cross contamination – each wipe is new & clean
Solvent-specific color-coded labeling
Reusable canister reduces waste, solvent use & VOCs
Refill rolls available to reduce cost & waste

Typical Applications

General clean-up on work station, tools & parts
Surface prep before painting, adhesive application & carbon fiber layup
Cleaning & degreasing

Applications

Aviation Cleaning and Surface Prep

FAQ's

How do you know the safe exposure limit of a degreaser, contact cleaner, or flux remover?

The personal hazard associated with a solvent is often defined using Threshold Limit Value (TLV), which is the recommended average exposure in an 8-hour day, 40 hour work week. The lower the TLV of a particular substance, the less a worker can be exposed to without harmful effects. TLV is stated on the SDS of chemical products, in additional to recommended personal protection equipment (or PPE). The threshold limit value of a solvent is generally set by the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH). The unit of measure is Parts Per Million (PPM).

Articles

Cleaning Solutions for Flap Tracks, Slat Tracks, and Other Wing Components

There are few things more unsightly than finding grease smudged all over your wing, especially on your flaps and ailerons. Not only does it look bad, but it can permanently tarnish your paint finish. Let’s dig into this grimy topic and see what we can do about making it a little less of a problem.

Read This Post

Guide to Degreasing Landing Gear Assemblies

Maintaining the cleanliness of your aircraft goes far beyond aesthetic appeal. Yes, a clean aircraft does inspire greater confidence in the quality of the aircraft, but more so, it is the top defense against the greatest threat to your airframe: corrosion. A thorough and complete cleaning regimen is...

Read This Post

Proper Cleaning Keeps Drone Aircraft (UAS / UAV) Flying High

Drones are especially sensitive due to their complete reliance on electronics and sensors, as well as being subject to the same filth and grime as their manned counterparts. Let’s take a look at what is being done to keep these aircraft clean in the area of operational responsibility (AOR), and at t...

Read This Post

How Techspray Developed a Powerful & Safe Aviation Industrial Degreaser

In this case study. we present how we tackled the cleaning challenges of a major MRO aviation company. After analyzing their challenges and their current solvent cleaner, we developed a new industrial degreaser that surpassed their expectations.

Read This Post