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RVFM Copper Clad Single Sided FR2 Synthetic Resin Bonded Paper 100 x 160mm

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34-0860

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Single-sided copper-clad printed circuit board, 100 x 160mm, made from SRBP - a paper-based material.


  • Excellent for low-cost printed circuit boards
  • Easier to drill than epoxy glass fibre
  • Results in longer life for drills and cutting tools
  • Suitable etchant ferric chloride solution
  • 35 Micron copper thickness
  • 150°C heat resistance
Board Material Synthetic resin bonded paper
Number of Sides 1
Length 100mm
Width 160mm

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09 July 2019 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 34-0860
Q. Do these have a layer or coating on top of the copper? And if so what is it?
A. Hi Lara, thank you for your question. These are a copper board with a paper resin backing, there are no layers on the copper.


02 September 2016 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 34-0860
Q. Morning,I am wondering how you print the circuit onto these boards(34-0860) before you would etch them?
A. Hi Graham, thank you for your question. You can use something like >b style="text-decoration:underline;">34-4450 with plain Copper boards.


20 January 2012 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 34-0860
Q. What is thr total thickness of this board ?
A. Hi, thanks for your question. The copper clad board is approx 1mm thick

Reviews


Perfect for CNC PCB routing

Reviewed by: Russell Couper - 31 March 2014
Perfect for CNC PCB routing. Handy size and thickness is almost perfect giving repeatable cutting depth. The paper based board is easy on the cutting bit giving good cutting life. The only down side is the copper can become detached if you overwork or rework to often with a soldering iron.