Paste painting procedure

Safety Conditions

Before open the paste please read SDS File:ED7100 OSHA MSDS.pdf for the paste. Be sure that the following are available:

Ventilation

Working with paste is highly recommended under a good ventilation area, the hood is a good environment for work.

Poor Ventilation area

Wear a well fitted NIOSH approved or industrial type canister mask.[1], [2]

disposable apron

Paste Splashing

1- Gloves,goggles.

2- suitable protection clothes.

disposable apron

3- sack of sand or absorber for cleaning the area.

Preparation Procedures

Aim

ED7100 paste thickness effect on the electrical resistance of copper based material. [3]

a- Look at the safety conditions before using the paste.

b- Equipment And Tools

  ER7 reducer , Additive T

d- Paste Processing

1- Clean the paste residues using additive T

2- Curing for 1 - 2h 30min. at 150 - 165 degrees Celsius.(Contact the company for IR-curing)

Application Procedure for Oven Curing

1.) put on mask and apron (use goggles if spraying paste using printer)

2.) establish a work area under hood in LDS

3.) mix paste (if reducing is needed) under the hood for sufficient ventilation

4.) use applicator to smear paste on pc-board

5.) cure past

6.) post processing/ cleanup

11/9/09

(call : electrica 877-867-9668 : Jeff miller 630-816-1865 or jmiller@toryon.com for an order),

Jeff from electrica sent the following email:

Hi Haitham,
 I looked into screen printing equipment and found a manufacture by the name of M&R Printing, 
 if you go on the internet and type that in you can look to see if they have something that would fit. 
Other than that I know some people have used equipment.  With regards to the SW100 we have a material that is the same which is    
 our Additive T.  If you need a pint of that testing let me know.
Hope this helps
Jeff

I looked at the website related to printing equipments, they have many choices but I still need to discuss more about what do we need exactly.

I sent to him to send us additive T instead of SW100.

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