Method for forming resin composite material
AssigneeShipley Company, L.L.C.
InventorsMasaru Seita, Hideki Tsuchida, Masaaki Imanari, Koichi Yomogida, Hidemi Nawafune
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AssigneeShipley Company, L.L.C.
InventorsMasaru Seita, Hideki Tsuchida, Masaaki Imanari, Koichi Yomogida, Hidemi Nawafune
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This invention offers a method for forming a resin composite material, containing the steps of: (1) treating the surface of a carrier resin to treatment introduce ion exchange groups, (2) introducing metal ions to treat the carrier resin surface by treating the surface of said carrier resin with a solution containing metal ions, (3) converting said metal ions to a component containing a metal element, (4) forming a metal foil on top of said component containing a metal element, and (5) transferring said metal foil to a resin substrate by heating said metal foil. This method provides a carrier resin substrate having a metal foil of any desired thickness laminated or cast onto it. In this way a carrier resin containing a metal foil, particularly a copper foil, having a thickness, such as 8 μm or less, can be prepared that is otherwise difficult to prepare using conventional methods.
A method for forming resin composite material, comprising the steps of (1) treating a surface of a carrier resin to introduce ion exchange groups, (2) introducing metal ions to the carrier resin surface by treating the carrier resin surface with a solution containing metal ions, (3) converting said metal ions to a component containing a metal element, (4) forming a metal foil on top of said component containing a metal element, and (5) transferring said metal foil to a resin substrate by heating said metal foil.
A metal foil attached to a carrier resin described below, wherein the metal foil attached to a carrier resin formed by a method comprising the steps of (1) treating a surface of a carrier resin to introduce ion exchange groups, (2) introducing metal ions to the carrier resin surface by treating the carrier resin surface with a solution containing metal ions, (3) converting said metal ions to a component containing a metal element, and (4) forming a metal foil on top of said component containing a metal element, wherein the metal foil is removable from the carrier resin by heating.
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