Photoresist

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A photoresist is a light-sensitive polymer or material used in processes such as photoengraving or photolithography. The photoresist materials are exposed photographically and then steamed to transfer an image to an object. Photoresists can be either positive or negative. A positive resist is when the section of exposed film becomes soluble. With a negative resist, it becomes insoluble. Knowing which type of photoresist you need before finding a supplier is important. You should also consider the desired thickness and decide whether you are looking for a film, spray or liquid photoresist.

While photoresists are available in different applications, they are used for more or less the same purpose. However, the durability, reliability and thickness of the photoresists will differ. Dow Corning is one of the largest suppliers of photoresist polymers available. The company offers a price guide as well as detailed information on the application process. Futurex is a supplier that specializes in negative photoresists and removers.

You may also need to consider purchasing a range of photoresist accessories. Spinners, rollers and spray nozzles are just some of the many different accessories your business may find useful. Visit Business.com for more information on photoresists as well as a list of reputable suppliers.


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