Hongzer

Photosensitive (30cmx500cm/1ftx16.5ft) PCB Photosensitive Dry Film for Circuit Production Photoresist Sheets, Replace Thermal Transfer PCB Board

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Description

  • BRIEF INTRODUCTION: Photosensitive film, also known as dry film, is used to make PCB boards. When attached to the PCB, it will become a sensitive circuit board. Suitable for electroplating, hole covering and etching processes.
  • FUNCTION: With the help of the dry film, the ordinary copper-clad board can be turned into a photosensitive board, which can completely replace the thermal transfer to make PCB boards; with this dry film, you will make your own photosensitive board.
  • FEATURES: strong ability to cover holes, high resolution, excellent adhesion to almost all surfaces, and clear images after exposure.
  • BRIEF STEPS OF USE: 1. Uncover the film and sandwich the photographic film between the two layers of film; 2. Paste the film, clean and paste it evenly; 3. Use an electric soldering iron to heat it slightly; 4. Print circuit board film; 5. Expose; 6. Development; 7. Etching; 8. Demoulding.
  • PARAMETERS: Material: Plastic; Size: 30cm*500cm / 11.8*197in; Weight: about 150 grams.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer
Hongzer
Model
Hongzervc7ggpobka
Color
Black
Height
2 cm
Length
33 cm
Width
2 cm
Weight
0.15 kg
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Your order is shipped from the USA and delivered to your door in South Africa in 10–20 working days. All items are fully tracked.

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