Multi-layer printed circuit board lamination apparatus

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Surface bonding means and/or assembly means therefor – Chamber enclosing work during bonding and/or assembly

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156285, B32B 3104

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046891056

ABSTRACT:
A lamination apparatus is disclosed which includes serially interconnected loading vacuum chamber, press vacuum chamber and an unloading vacuum chamber. An input transport system is positioned within the loading chamber to transport a printed circuit board book therefrom into the press chamber. An output transport system is likewise positioned in the unloading chamber to remove the printed circuit board book from within the press chamber into the unloading chamber for unloading. The loading and unloading vacuum chambers isolate the press positioned within the press chamber from atmospheric pressure as the printed circuit board books sequentially flow through the lamination apparatus.

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