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Plastics are not normally thought of as substrates for dicing because of their softness. However laminates of ceramics or metals and Kapton for example may require diamond machining. Two critical issues that require expertise in processing are mounting the substrate and avoidance of stringers. Since many plastics don’t adhere well to dicing tape or wax, the engineer must plan for appropriate fixturing. Plastic stringers can form if the dicing parameters are not carefully investigated. Discuss your project in its early stages with the engineers at Precision Surface Technology to avoid difficult problems later.

 

 

 

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