Method of cloning printed wiring boards

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29829, 409 93, 409 96, 354354, G06F 1562, B23C 116

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051630052

ABSTRACT:
A method of cloning printed wiring boards by milling one side of the board to a minimum thickness, then X-raying the board to produce a film negative. This negative is photographed to provide a reversed negative which is converted to a diazo photograph.

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