Technical Documentation for Solder Resist Formation for Medical Devices
We present materials on the technology for forming solder resist that enables miniaturization!
In the medical device industry, there is a demand for miniaturization of products and high-density mounting. In particular, optimizing circuit board design is crucial for packing many functions into limited space. Solder resist formation technology allows for precise control of terminal sizes and clearances, enabling high-density mounting. Our materials will assist in product selection to address these challenges. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Miniature medical devices - High-density mounting circuit boards - Precise component placement 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Reduction in circuit board size - Improvement in mounting density - Enhanced product reliability
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【Features】 - Specifications such as terminal size, clearance, and solder mask thickness are provided. - Compatible with SMD and NSMD. - Provides materials that assist in product selection. 【Our Strengths】 We provide total support for the design, manufacturing, component mounting, and metal mask production of printed circuit boards. We are capable of small-batch production of various types and can accommodate short delivery times.
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Our company was established in 1977 as a specialized manufacturer of printed circuit boards. Under a thorough delivery management system unique to our company, we achieve a wide variety of products with short delivery times, providing consistent services through a network that has strengths in various sales locations and regions. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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