Apparatus for forming apertures in a thin metal tape such as a s

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Differential fluid etching apparatus – With microwave gas energizing means

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156290, 156631, 156640, 156661, 156664, C23F 102

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040690857

ABSTRACT:
A method of forming apertures in a thin metal tape. Cavities having a depth of at least half of the tape thickness are first etched from one side. Etching is then carried out mainly from the other side until apertures having the desired profile have been formed. During etching the first-mentioned side, the said other side is covered with a foil of synthetic resin. Shadow mask for a color television display tube manufactured according to a similar method.

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