Press for printing an electrical circuit component directly onto

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1995-06-07

1997-08-12

Edwards, Laura

Coating apparatus

With printing

118104, 118126, 118212, 118249, 118262, 118DIG14, 118DIG15, 101153, 101155, 492 31, B05C 100

Patent

active

056560818

ABSTRACT:
A press for printing an electrical circuit component directly onto a substrate with an electrically-conductive liquid includes a press surface having a printing direction and a direction transverse thereto. A plurality of liquid-carrying cells are disposed on the press surface for carrying the electrically-conductive liquid, the cells being in liquid communication with each other in both the printing direction and in the transverse direction. A method of making such a press includes the steps of providing a press surface and engraving the press surface with the plurality of liquid-carrying cells which are in liquid communication with each other in both the printing direction and in the transverse direction.

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