laser direct imaging (LDI) system solutions LDI Roll to Roll PCB
PCB laser direct imaging (LDI)
A laser direct imager (LDI) is an advanced exposure unit that replaces the traditional flood exposure units used in the past. Patterns are
plotted on a digital file, instead of the phototools of old, and
those digital files are uploaded into the LDI, which will
selectively image it on your substrate.
How does laser direct imaging ( LDI ) work?
Laser direct imaging needs a PCB with the photo-sensitive surface
that is positioned under a computer controlled laser. And then the
computer is creating the image on the board with the light of
laser. A computer scans the board surface into a raster image,
matching the raster image to a pre-loaded CAD or CAM design file
that includes the specifications for the necessary image intended
for the board, the laser is used for directly creating the image on
the board.
| Specification/model | RTR315 |
| Application | PCB,HDI,FPC (inner layer,outer layer,anti-welding) |
| Resolution (mass production) | 15um |
| Capacity | 12S@18"*24" |
| Exposure Size | 260*800mm |
| Panel thickness | 0.05mm-3.5mm |
| Alignment Mode | UV-Mark |
| Alignment capability | Outer layer±12um；Inner laye±24um |
| Line width tolerance | ±10% |
| Deviation increase and decrease mode | Fixed increase and contraction, automatic increase and contraction,
interval increase and contraction, partition alignment |
| Laser type | LD Laser,405±5nm |
| File format | Gerber 274X；ODB++ |
| Power | 380V three-phase alternating current, 6.4kW,50HZ, voltage
fluctuation range + 7% ~-10% |
| Condition | Yellow light room; Temperature 22°C ± 1°C; Humidity 50% ± 5%;
Cleanliness level 10000 and above;
Vibration requirements to avoid violent vibration near the
equipment
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About us
We are an innovative supplier of various PCB laser direct imaging
(LDI) system solutions. Our system product portfolio ranges from
LDI system configurations for high-mix and emerging PCB niche
applications to fully automated LDI system solutions for mass
production environments.
