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Hi,
Does anyone know if separators of some type between PCBs can reduce bake out
time?
If I have a stack of PCBs, and I place something like paper towels between
PCBs, can the bake out time be reduced? I would imagine the diffusion rates
of moisture in the paper towel material would be much higher than in solid
PCB laminate. But, that is just a guess. Could be perfect hog wash.
My problem is not with PCBs but with 30 mil sheets of plastic that feed a
thermoforming process. I am using PETG but I still see small bubbles in the
material after forming. I tried a short bake out, and it helps, but I cannot
heat very high as the 30 mil plastic sheets will easily deform. I need to
lay them flat, heat gently, and still try to removed moisture. I was
wondering what the best way to separate sheets and allow drying might be.
Any Ideas?
Thanks,
Bob K.
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