Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.

Stripper RBL-2304

RBL-2304 is a high-efficiency stripping agent from the Stripper RBL series by ChemTech Solutions, specifically formulated for rapid removal of cured epoxy, polyurethane and acrylic coatings from metal and composite substrates. It delivers non-corrosive, low-VOC performance with excellent material compatibility and fast dwell-time efficacy—ideal for aerospace and automotive rework applications.
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Features Of Stripper RBL-2304

  1. Highly selective removal of photoresist and etch residues without attacking underlying metal layers (Cu, Al, TiN) or low-k dielectrics.

  2. Non-halogenated, aqueous-based formulation designed for environmental safety and reduced workplace hazards.

  3. Stable performance across extended bath life (>72 hours at 50–60 °C) with minimal sludge formation.

  4. Low surface tension and excellent wetting capability ensure uniform cleaning on high-aspect-ratio features.

  5. Compatible with automated spray, immersion, and megasonic wafer cleaning equipment.

Typical Applications Of Stripper RBL-2304

  1. Post-etch residue removal in advanced logic and memory semiconductor fabrication.

  2. Cleaning of copper interconnect structures after CMP or dry etch processes.

  3. Photoresist stripping prior to metrology, inspection, or subsequent lithography steps.

  4. Removal of BARC (bottom anti-reflective coating) and hard mask remnants in 28 nm to 5 nm node processes.

  5. Back-end-of-line (BEOL) cleaning for advanced packaging substrates and fan-out wafers.

Specifications Of Stripper RBL-2304



Chemical TypeAqueous alkaline amine-based formulation
Product FormLiquid concentrate (ready-to-dilute)
AppearanceClear, light amber liquid
pH (10% w/w aqueous solution, 25 °C)11.2 ± 0.3
Density (25 °C)1.08–1.12 g/cm³
Primary ApplicationsPhotoresist & residue stripping in semiconductor front-end and BEOL
Key FeaturesNon-corrosive to aluminum, low-k dielectrics, and Cu; halogen-free
Regulatory ComplianceREACH compliant; RoHS 2015/863 Annex II compliant; no SVHCs above threshold


Compatible Systems Of Stripper RBL-2304

Common Compatible SystemsSuitability
SEZ® Aventex™ Spray Rinse SystemHighly Recommended – Optimized flow rate and temperature control validated for full process window
Screen® SSW-3000 Immersion ToolRecommended – Requires minor nozzle calibration; stable bath performance confirmed
Modutek® Teflon®-lined heated immersion tanksSuitable – Compatible with PFA, PVDF, and quartz wet benches; no leaching observed
Ultrasonics (40–80 kHz, 50 °C)Recommended – Enhances residue lift-off without cavitation damage to fragile structures

Stripper RBL-2304 – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the CAS Registry Number for Stripper RBL-2304?

A: Stripper RBL-2304 is a proprietary multi-component formulation; individual CAS numbers are not assigned to the final product. Key constituents include CAS 102-71-6 (triethanolamine), CAS 111-42-2 (diethylene glycol monobutyl ether), and CAS 126-30-7 (2-aminoethanol).


Q2: What is the recommended working concentration and temperature range?

A: Dilute 1:4 to 1:9 (v/v) with deionized water. Optimal operating temperature is 50–60 °C for immersion and 45–55 °C for spray applications. Higher temperatures may accelerate decomposition; lower temperatures reduce stripping rate.


Q3: How does RBL-2304 compare to traditional NMP-based strippers in terms of safety and residue clearance?

A: Unlike NMP-based strippers (CAS 872-50-4), RBL-2304 contains no reprotoxic solvents, exhibits lower dermal absorption, and eliminates NMP-related occupational exposure limits. Residue clearance performance matches or exceeds NMP systems on Cu/low-k stacks, with significantly reduced post-clean particle counts.


Q4: Is RBL-2304 subject to REACH authorization or listed under EU SCIP?

A: No. RBL-2304 contains no substances on the REACH Annex XIV Authorization List or SVHC Candidate List above 0.1% w/w. Full SCIP notification is completed for all customer-supplied articles per EU Directive 2018/851.


Q5: Does RBL-2304 cause metal ion migration or organic extractables in cleaned wafers?

A: No measurable Cu or Al migration is observed per SEM-EDS and TXRF analysis after standard rinse (DIW, 60 °C, 30 sec). GC-MS testing confirms <1 ppm total organic extractables (TOE) on Si wafers post-process.



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