Circutek C-777
Low acid activator system used to catalyze non-metallic surfaces for the subsequent metallization by electroless copper. CIRCUTEK C-777is primarily used in the fabrication of printed circuit boards but can also be used in any application where the metallization of a non-conductor is desired.A pre-dip solution is necessary to pre condition the substrate and to minimize drag-in of water into the CIRCUTEK C-777. Make up the pre-dip solution according to instructions below, or use CIRCUITEK PD-776 liquid.CIRCUTEK PD-776Sis also used in the preparation of CIRCUTEK C-777.
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