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EMULSITONE PROTECTIVE COATING FOR LASER SCRIBING EMULSITONE SOLUTION 1262

EMS 1262, Protective Coating for Laser Scribing, is a polymer solution which is applied over a substrate, yielding a film which protects the surface of the substrate from debris resulting from laser scribing. After laser scribing, the polymer is cleaned from the substrate with an organic solvent spray, such as Ethyl Acetate, or by dipping in solvent.

EMS 1262 may be applied by spinning, dipping or spraying. Spun-on films ( spin time: 20-30 seconds at 3000 rpm) are ready for use; dipped or sprayed films may require some heating at 35 - 50^o C for 15-20 minutes in air to dry them.

Physical Characteristics
Density.......1.0 - 1.3 gm/cm3 @25^o C
Viscosity.....6.7 cp @25^o C

Contaminants
Metallic contaminants in the solution are limited as follows:

Film Characteristics

a. Thickness
Films applied by spinning at 3000 rpm for 20 seconds exhibit a thickness of 3000 angstroms; lower spin speeds will yield thicker films. The thickness varies inversely as the square root of the spin speed. If thicker films are desired for spin applications, higher viscosity solutions are available at no extra cost. Films applied by dipping or spraying will exhibit thicknesses in excess of 10,000 angstroms.

b. Thermal Properties
Heating the films above 100^o C will reduce the rate of dissolution in solvent. At 200^o C, the film decomposes readily yielding H₂0 and CO₂. Heating at 200^o C or higher in air may be used to remove the film if a wash cycle is not desirable.

c. Optical Properties
Films of EMS 1262 are clear and transparent so that one may view the substrate structure under the film. Light transmission of the film is illustrated in Table I.

TABLE I

Light Transmitted by Films of EMS 1262

In the infrared, from 15 to 5 microns, the film is nearly opaque.

d. Adhesion
Films of EMS 1262 will adhere to most surfaces such as silicon, alumina and other ceramics, steel, etc., without special treatment. For unusual surfaces which prove difficult to wet, special formulations are available.

e. Solubility
Films of EMS 1262 are soluble in organic solvents such as Ethyl Acetate, Trichlorethylene, Toluene, Benzene, Methanol, MEK, etc. Indeed, the only real difference to the user between EMS 1262 and EMS 1146 is that EMS 1146 is water soluble whereas EMS 1262 is designed for those applications where the contact of water with the substrate is undesirable. Hot washing will dissolve the films more rapidly than at room temperature.

f. Storage
EMS 1262 is stable indefinitely at room temperature and is not affected by light. The solution is a combustible liquid.

g. Safety
EMS 1262 is a combustible liquid and should be treated like any solution that contains Denatured Alcohol. Please refer to the MSDS for more information.

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