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Papel de transferencia de placa base de grabado
Color: Amarillo. Embalaje: Bolsa para archivos. Garantizar la integridad del papel
Superficie lisa del papel
Nota: Asegúrese de utilizar una impresora láser e imprimir en la superficie lisa del papel
Método de transferencia térmica producido placas de circuito, es dibujar una buena placa gráfica, impresora láser para imprimir en papel de transferencia térmica, papel de transferencia y luego cubierto en cobre enlazado, después de calentar, el tóner derretido completamente adsorbido en depósitos en cobre, etc. después de enfriar el papel de transferencia de lágrimas, se puede ver que la placa gráfica ha sido transferida a una capa anticorrosión revestida de cobre, eso es lo que queremos diagrama de PCB, y finalmente corrosión, y que queremos obtener la placa PCB.
Lado mate del papel
Preste atención a distinguir la parte delantera y trasera del papel
Papel de tamaño A4
Comparación de espesores
placa de transferencia térmica debe prestar atención a los siguientes puntos:
1: No haga que el hierro sobrecalentamiento o demasiado frío, la mejor temperatura es entre 140 y 170, en este rango de temperatura, la mejor transferencia de características de tóner de plástico.
2: esperar a que haya una temperatura más baja y luego transferir papel pelado, exponiendo lentamente, y no encontró transferencia de piezas buenas, luego cubrir, una vez más calentar y calentar para la transferencia de calor.
3: algunas partes realmente problemáticas (como rotas) Por favor, utilice un lápiz de carbono a base de aceite o esmalte de uñas, pinte qué remedio, pero esto no es una gran parte de esta situación.
John B.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de febrero de 2024
Good value and good performance. Do NOT start an image too close to the starting edge of the paper. It will stick to the fuser before the pickup rollers have a chance to grab the paper, and will cause a horrible jam. It is best to allow at least an inch of blank paper before the image starts.I use 170-degrees-C for 60 seconds. Put a thin silicone sheet between the heat press and the paper. Allow the PCB to come to room temperature by itself (don't use water) prior to gently removing the paper.I've printed lines down to 0.4mm wide. If there are any voids in the final image, you can use a fine-point black Sharpie to fill in those gaps. Use 2-3 layers. The indelible versions resist ferric chloride.
nola
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de diciembre de 2024
The paper works as advertised for transferring images. The problem is that it is very thin and hangs up in my laser printer.
Stevan Siemens
Comentado en Canadá el 14 de diciembre de 2024
This stuff is super finicky. After the first print jammed, I carefully fed the paper into the printer. One success. Tried again. Jam. Again. Jam. After several jams, I tested the printer on regular paper. Printer prints fine. Try again with the transfer paper. Jam. Only, this time, the jam is so bad the printer rollers can no longer roll. The paper is so bunched up it is completely stuck, and the printer starts smoking. I disassembled the printer to see what I can do. Can't get the paper unstuck, can't get the rollers to move. This stuff was cheap, and we can't get press-n-peel blue in Canada, it seems. Not worth it.
Mjh
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de marzo de 2023
The transfer paper works with some help. The paper is thin which makes it readily wrap around the drum in the printer (has happened 3x so far, doesn't stick to the drum and is easily removed) For my printer a 3" (75mm) wide strip of masking tape on the back of the paper is enough to keep this from happening. I have also had luck with a strip of masking tape down each side. You have to leave the tape on when you transfer the toner to the board. I am using this paper to transfer toner onto vinyl sheets and I use an iron with some pressure and rubbing as a laminator would melt the vinyl. A laminator is the best option to transfer traces onto a pcb which is of course the best option. I would recommend thicker paper (ie. A different product) if you don't want to disassemble your laser printer while experimenting with what configuration works with your printer.
Bourlet François-Xavier
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de septiembre de 2020
This worked for my first time trying the toner process. On 0.2mm sized traces no less.I printed the copper trace in black on my led printer. On highest quality and paper type on heavyweight. My printer happens to have an envelope mode. It prints slow and the paper goes straight through the machine and falls off the back side. This avoids the 180° bend on the paper. I felt this would preserve the quality of the print best.I pre-heated the blank PCB with my flat iron for few seconds. Slapped the yellow paper on it. Pressed 30s with the iron. I finished by doing one slow smoothing pass, just on case.Then I dunk the board with the glued paper in cold water. After two minutes the paper peeled off easily. It worked at the first try!Of course I had forgotten to print mirrored image. I did few more tests and it worked every time.I am thinking it might be possible to do solder mask and silkscreen with this. The difficulty will be in the alignment of course. But you can always quickly wash with acetone and try again.
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