The 2621D etchable silver conductor is for printing applications requiring smooth surfaces and fine-line resolution. One-millimeter lines and spaces can be etched on 4-micron-thick fired films without subsequent substrate staining in etched areas. 2621D is for microwave applications. 2621D Etchable Silver Conductor (Thin Printing) technical bulletin provides information on fired-film and formulation properties; and process recommendations including printing, drying, firing, patterning, and etching.
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