ahhh--technology keeps coming--better than film base? sheet GLASS

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• Aug 2, 2013

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read
http://www.designnews.com/author.as...try_consumer,bid_27,aid_265903&dfpLayout=blog

imagine putting emulsion on this stuff--the wetplate crowd may enjoy this--can use regular filmholders because this stuff is so thin--and much stronger than regular plate glass.

 

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This would be interesting to experiment with, assuming it can be obtained unadorned. I wonder how one cuts it.

 

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Or how it does cut your hand !

 

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Interesting... Though I'm not sure what benefit it has over polyester.

The company I work for prints conductive circuits onto flexible polyester (50 to 125 micron). One of the suggestions in the link was for something similar.

http://www.parlex.com/products/ptf.php


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Benefit is to able to high heat after semiconductor sprayed. Best plastic withstands 300 celcius and short time. Higher the heat , better the semiconductor.