Method and device for printed circuit board capable of economizing agentia and reducing pollution
A technology for printed circuit boards and circuit boards, which is applied in the directions of printed circuits, printed circuit manufacturing, and secondary treatment of printed circuits, etc. It can solve problems such as EDTA wastewater pollution, reduce EDTA copper content, reduce production costs, and reduce consumption volume effect
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[0015] After the circuit board is taken out from the copper sinking reaction tank, use a manual compressed air spray gun to blow off the copper sinking liquid on the circuit board and drop it into the reaction tank. Before being treated with compressed air, for a 50cm x 60cm double-sided panel, the average amount of copper sinking liquid flowing down from the circuit board is about 40ml. The average amount of copper precipitation solution collected after treatment with compressed air is about 225 milliliters. The loss of copper sinking solution is reduced by about 5 times.
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[0017] Install an automatic air injection device such as figure 1 shown. In the figure, there is a compressed air pipeline 2 above the copper sinking reaction tank 1, and a plurality of nozzles 3, light sources 4 and photosensitive probes 5 are installed on the compressed air pipeline. The intake valve 6 is a solenoid type compressed air intake valve, which is connected with the photosensitive probe 5 through electric wires and is controlled by it. When the circuit board 7 is taken out from the reaction tank 1, the light emitted from the light source 4 to the probe 5 is cut off, and the probe 4 immediately outputs a signal to the solenoid to open the intake valve 6, and the copper deposited on the circuit board 7 is removed by compressed air. The liquid is blown away and falls into the reaction tank 1. Before being treated with compressed air, for a 50cm x 60cm double-sided panel, the average amount of copper sinking liquid flowing down from the circuit board is about 40ml. ...
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