Not only are these swabs adhesive and lint free, they also have the best solvent-holding ability of any swab.

Polyester Plastic Swabs—Polyester plastic swabs won’t scratch surfaces.

Polyurethane Foam Swabs—Polyurethane foam swabs won’t tear.

Polyurethane Foam Over Cotton Swabs—Polyurethane foam over cotton swabs offer excellent absorption and also won’t tear.

Isopropyl Alcohol—Those with isopropyl alcohol have cleaning solution right in the handle—no need for chemicals in your clean room. Simply squeeze the handle to break the seal and moisten the tip of the swab. When wet, these swabs are safe to use on static-sensitive surfaces. Use them to clean small and hard-to-reach devices.

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These swabs dissipate static electricity and are often used for cleaning electronic components. They are tear resistant.

Styles C and D—Styles C and D have a tip that is small and pointed for precision cleaning.

Microfiber Swabs—Microfiber swabs are softer than polyurethane foam swabs, so they’re less likely to leave scratches when working with optical equipment such as lenses. They are chemical resistant.

Polyurethane Foam Swabs—Polyurethane foam swabs are abrasive, so they’re good for cleaning. You can also use them to apply adhesives and solvents.

Polyurethane Foam Over Cotton Swabs—Polyurethane foam over cotton swabs have an inner cotton core for padding and extra absorbency. In addition to cleaning, they’re good for applying adhesives and solvents.

The handle bends to any angle for hard-to-reach applications.