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Scott, here at Circo Craft we have been using conveyorized inner layer oxide
and reduction processing for over 8 years. It works very well and uses
standard, commercially available oxide and reduction chemistries.
Dave Rooke
Circo Craft - Pointe Claire
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>I am currently in the design phase of a new 45,000 sq. ft. pcb
>manufacturing plant and I'm wondering if I should build a new BLACK OXIDE
>line with all the associated baskets and handling labor - or consider a
>conveyorized process such as DuraBond or ???.
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>Can anyone give me some information on their opinions about a
>conveyorized method of chemical preparation prior to Lamination?
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>Scott McCurdy, president
>McCurdy Circuits
>Orange, California
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>(714) 974-0401
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