[labnetwork] Printer for Photolithography Masks

Jim Carroll jim at photomaskportal.com
Wed Jan 7 15:17:01 EST 2015


Hello Jacob,

There has been a lot of consolidation in this space as the big driver for
this equipment -- PCB manufacturers -- have migrated to LDI. But there are
still numerous companies selling this specialty equipment (photoplotters)
such as Dai Nippon Screen
<http://www.screen.co.jp/eng/pcb/products/index.html>, First EIE
<http://www.firsteie.com/photoplotters.php>, Mivatec
<http://www.mivatec.com/Mask_Writer.php>, Orbotech
<http://www.orbotech.com/Eng/D2_ProductsGroup/MenuID/559/>, and UCamCo
<http://www.ucamco.com/en/hardware/photoplotters>.

It may take a very high volume to justify the ROI of an in-house printer as
you can buy these film masks
<http://www.photomaskportal.com/store/c37/Film_Masks.html> for very
reasonable prices.

Good luck!

Jim Carroll
*PhotomaskPORTAL*
*We help you make masks*
(415) 448-6275

   - <http://www.photomaskportal.com>

   On Wed, Jan 7, 2015 at 12:50 PM, Jacob Trevino <
   Jacob.Trevino at asrc.cuny.edu> wrote:



>    Happy New Year All,
>
>    Does anyone have any recommendations for specs on a printer to be used
>    for quick and easy (lower resolution) photolithography masks. These would
>    be printed on transparencies to be used with a blank glass plates and
>    standard contact lithography.  Laser jet verses ink jet? Resolution in both
>    techniques these days seems impressively high and sufficient, but maybe
>    there are advantages to one vs the other. Any input would be greatly
>    appreciated.
>
>    Best regards,
>    Jacob
>
>
>    --------------------------------
>
>    *Jacob Trevino, PhD*
>    NanoFabrication Facility Director
>    The City University of New York (CUNY)
>    Advanced Science Research Center (ASRC)
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>
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>
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