Method of fabricating plastic mask for paste printing with an ex

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21912171, B41C 114, B23K 2618

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058875204

ABSTRACT:
A method of fabricating a plastic mask for paste printing with a plastic sheet being irradiated with an excimer laser beam for forming at least one penetrating opening container area including at least one through-hole in the plastic sheet is carried out by the steps of bringing a polymer film capable of absorbing at least part of the excimer laser beam into close contact with a back surface of the plastic sheet which is opposite to an excimer laser beam irradiation side thereof which is to be irradiated with the excimer laser beam; forming at least one penetrating opening containing area including at least one through-hole in the plastic sheet by irradiating the excimer laser beam irradiation side thereof with the excimer laser beam; and removing the polymer film from the plastic sheet after the formation of the penetrating opening containing area. By use of a plastic mask fabricated by the above method, a pasta printing is also carried out.

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patent: 3668028 (1972-06-01), Short
patent: 5483883 (1996-01-01), Hayama

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