Microtrak Positive Photoresist FR4 Single Sided 160 x 100mm - 1 Sheet

Microtrak Positive Photoresist FR4 Single Sided 160 x 100mm - 1 Sheet

Name: Microtrak Positive Photoresist FR4 Single Sided 160 x 100mm - 1 Sheet
Brand: Rapid
Price: 4.98 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (2 reviews)

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34-1500

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160 x 100mm single-sided copper-clad fibreglass PCB laminate photo-etch board coated with a high resolution photo-resist.

Microtrak laminates consist of FR4 epoxy-glass laminate sheets, dip-coated with a positive working photo-resist. The photo-resist contains a dye that provides a good contrast against the copper and allows boards to be easily inspected at the developing stage. Boards are protected by a specially designed light-proof blue film which allows them to be guillotined without the risk of fracturing the photo-resist.

160 x 100mm single-sided FR4 fibreglass laminate
Thickness 1.5mm
Copper thickness 35 micron
High resolution positive photo-resist
Supplied covered with blue light-proof film

Microtrack FR4 boards require a developer strength of 10 to 1. (Not 20 to 1 as with other products it replaces.)
Exposure time is typically 2.5 to 3.5 minutes.

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Board Material	Epoxy resin
Number of Sides	1
Length	160mm
Width	100mm

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22 September 2017 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 34-1500

Q. what is the recommended UV exposure time for this type of board?

A. Hi Jonathan, thank you for your question. Exposure time is typically 2.5 to 3.5 minutes.

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Reviewed by: Willilam Holder - 14 May 2019

it would appear the instructions for developing the board are incorrect it should be 10 .1 100ml in 900 ml however the processing instructions state 80 ml in 920 ml . A phone call to rapid confirmed that this instruction is incorrect.