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Polyester Film Laminating Technology for Chip Condenser  

Lee, Yun Dai (Dongyang Tinplate Research Institute of Technology, Dongyang Tinplate Corp.)
Son, Yang Soo (Dongyang Tinplate Research Institute of Technology, Dongyang Tinplate Corp.)
Ahn, Joong Geol (Dongyang Tinplate Research Institute of Technology, Dongyang Tinplate Corp.)
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Corrosion Science and Technology / v.3, no.4, 2004 , pp. 172-177 More about this Journal
Abstract
Biaxially oriented polyethylene terephthalate copolymer(BO - PET)film laminated aluminiums have been applied for chip condenser case. The BO PET film is characterized by high molecular which gives high corrosion resistance, good adhesion and high heat resistance. The higher orientation lowers formability of the film. So, optimum orientation has to be controlled during the laminating process. And to confirm the adhesion between BO PET and aluminium and to guarantee the formability of PET laminated aluminums, we have controlled the chromium oxides weight on the aluminium and laminating condition ( laminating temperature, soaking temperature and lag time after nip roll and quenching conditions) This paper discusses the effect of the laminating conditions on the formability of laminated aluminums. As results, it is clear that the orientation of the BO PET film decreased with an increase in the strip temperature. When the film temperature is over the melting point of the film, its orientation drastically decreased.
Keywords
BO - PET; laminating condition; orientation; formability; chemical treatment;
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