Emil Otto presents optimized FLUX-REMOVER EO-RA-007 (+)

The FLUX-REMOVER EO-RA-007(+) is a powerful and efficient electronics cleaner that has been specially developed for manual cleaning of electronic assemblies and other sensitive surfaces.

June 18, 2025

Thanks to its optimized formulation, EO-RA-007 (+) reliably removes flux residues, organic soiling, grease, fingerprints and dust from soldering and bonding processes in electronic assemblies. The cleaning effect is particularly efficient, with rapid evaporation guaranteeing a residue-free result. The EO-RA-007 (+) also has even better drying properties than the FLUX-REMOVER EO-RA-007.

"This is a decisive advantage. Furthermore, the EO-RA-007 PLUS (+) is characterized by a much more pleasant smell. Some users found the acetone smell of the EO-RA-007 unpleasant. The odor of the EO-RA-007 PLUS (+) is much more pleasant and very neutral."
Markus Geßner, Head of Marketing and Sales at Emil Otto GmbH

Easy handling in the rework area

EO-RA-007(+) is ideal for use in the rework area, where it impresses with its easy handling and high material compatibility. Even hard-to-reach areas can be cleaned effectively with the brush attachment. The cleaning solution is based on a solvent mixture containing isopropyl alcohol and is free from PFAS, POP, halogens, sulphur compounds, benzenes, acids and alkalis. The electronics cleaner therefore meets the highest environmental and occupational safety requirements.

EO-RA-007 (+)

Cat. no. 2916

Recommended method of application
Special cleaner for manual removal of flux residues on PCBAs

Isopropyl alcohol solvent mixture (WEEE/RoHS compliant)
- Optimized, very fast drying time -

FLUX-REMOVER EO-RA-007 (+) is available in a practical spray can (400 ml). It should be stored away from light, dry and at temperatures between 5 °C and 25 °C. The WEEE- and RoHS-compliant product combines cleaning power, safety and user-friendliness, making it ideal for manual electronics cleaning in demanding applications.

Find out more about our Emil Otto cleaning media for electronics production.