Common Failures Caused by Printed Circuit Boards
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Poor Bonding:
- Ensuring proper surface treatment of printed boards is crucial for achieving strong bonding.
- Various treatment methods are necessary depending on the material characteristics.
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Inaccurate Image Printing Position:
- Issues such as inconsistent material shape and excessive shrinkage can result in printing inaccuracies.
- Changes in temperature and humidity can particularly impact printing accuracy, especially with flexible materials like plastic film.
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Precision Graphics Printing:
- Stringent requirements for screen frame structure, screen stretching, material properties, screen printing machine, and environmental conditions are essential for precise graphics printing.
General Faults and Remedies for Manual Screen Printing
- Before printing, it is important to understand the properties of the printed board material.
- Thoroughly inspect the screen to ensure it is clean and free from any printing material residue.
- After printing, clean the screen plate with solvent to prevent blockages in the holes.
- Avoid using resin tape for screen attachment to prevent screen shrinkage and errors in graphic size.
- If tape must be used, position it away from the graphics to prevent printing imperfections.
- Regularly check for foreign particles in the printing material and remove them before printing.
- Properly clean and rotate the squeegee to extend its lifespan and maintain good print quality.
- If the scraper is worn or chipped during screen printing, inspect and grind it to ensure optimal performance.