Thanks! but where can i get this ink? is it available at DIY shops? How do I ask o it when buying? I just sa "Epoxy paint"? Is this the same ink that has a pot life of only 5 hours? --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "gregben" <gregben@y...> wrote: > --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "lanz_24" <lanz_24@y...> wrote: > > Hello! > > > > Does anyone have an idea what kind of ink is used to make > silkscreen > > prints on PCB's and how to use them? > > Epoxy. Requires mixing two parts (ink and catalyst). Heat cured. > Screened through a tensioned polyester mesh. Photoemulsion is > applied to screen to form image. Emulsion up positive film artwork > is used to make the screen. Lines and text on the final PCB appear > as black lines on a clear background on the film artwork. > Developed screen is blocked everywhere except those areas that were > black on the artwork. Ink is squeeged across the screen to transfer > the image onto the PCB. Basically the screen printing process is > the same as used for textile (t-shirt) printing, but the ink is > tougher when cured and messier to clean-up.
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Re: Silkscreen Ink
2005-05-17 by lanz_24
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