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Nickel Etchants For Thin Film Circuits Etchants for evaporated or electroplated nickel films. Good compatibility with positive and negative photoresists. Ideal for gold / nickel / nichrome or chromium resistor boards with alumina substrates. NICKEL ETCHANT TFB Standard nickel etchant for evaporated nickel films. NICKEL ETCHANT TFG High purity etchant for electrodeposited nickel films. Nickel Etchant TFG is compatible with copper, gallium arsenide, and other III -V compounds. NICKEL ETCHANT TYPE I High purity etchant for nickel, nickel-iron alloys, and stainless steel. FEATURES
DESCRIPTION: Transene Thin Film Nickel Etchants (Nickel TFB and Nickel TFG) are high-purity nitrate-based formulations for superior etching of evaporated or electroplated nickel films. Nickel Etchants are compatible with both positive and negative photoresist materials. Recommended resists include AZ-111, AZ-1350 OH, and KMER. Nickel Etchants are commonly employed in the manufacture of resistor boards where films of gold, nickel, and nichrome or chromium are to be etched. Nickel Etchant TFG is compatible with copper. PROPERTIES:
APPLICATION: Nickel Etchants are supplied ready-to-use as immersion type etchants. Etch rates may be controlled via operating temperature. Nickel is normally sandwiched between gold and nichrome or chromium on an alumina substrate. Either evaporative or electroless nickel may be employed. Actual etch is related to film thickness and operating temperature but is typically approximately one minute for evaporative nickel and about four minutes for electroless nickel. Etching should be followed with a deionized water rinse. Nickel Etchant Type I Nickel Etchant Type I is a high purity etchant for nickel, nickel-iron alloys, iron, iron oxide, and some types of stainless steel. Copper is also etched by Nickel Etchant Type I. Compatible with a wide range of photoresists (including KPR, Dynachem, AZ, Riston, and Screen Resists). Nickel Etchant Type I contains metal chelating ingredients for optimal performance. Nickel Etchant Type I will not attack gold films. PROPERTIES:
APPLICATION: Nickel Etchant Type I is used at elevated temperatures, typically 30-60°C. Continuous agitation is required for uniform, consistent results. A variety of metal, metal alloy, and metal oxide materials may be etched with Nickel Etchant Type I. |
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