Safely Remove Dust & Dirt From Sensitive Equipment

Dust-Off products safely and effectively remove loose dust, dirt and lint from virtually any surface of computers, audio/video devices and other sensitive equipment. All formulas are 100% ozone-safe and contain no CFCs, HCFCs, butane or propane. For environments such as scientific labs, Special Application products contain no flammable elements. Several sizes and types of canisters are available, including the 360 degree Vector Valve System, which swings in full circles, and Dust-Off MINI. Other products that suit classrooms or labs are Trackmate Disk Drive Cleaning Systems, Laser Printer Cleaning Sheets, Anti-Static Cleaning Wipes and Mouse Cleaning Kits. Falcon Safety Products, Inc., Somerville, NJ, (908) 707-4900.

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