JPH069910B2 - Manufacturing method of glass cloth reinforced electrical laminates - Google Patents
Manufacturing method of glass cloth reinforced electrical laminatesInfo
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- JPH069910B2 JPH069910B2 JP60234158A JP23415885A JPH069910B2 JP H069910 B2 JPH069910 B2 JP H069910B2 JP 60234158 A JP60234158 A JP 60234158A JP 23415885 A JP23415885 A JP 23415885A JP H069910 B2 JPH069910 B2 JP H069910B2
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【発明の詳細な説明】 技術分野 本発明は硬化性樹脂ガラスクロス強化電気用積層板の連
続製造法に関する。ここで電気用積層板とは、各種電気
および電子部品の基板として用いられる絶縁積層板や、
印刷回路基板とて用いられる金属箔張り積層板を意味す
る。Description: TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a continuous production method of a curable resin glass cloth reinforced electrical laminate. Here, the electrical laminate is an insulating laminate used as a substrate for various electric and electronic components,
It means a metal foil-clad laminate used as a printed circuit board.
背景技術および課題 本出願人の特開昭55−4838,同56−98136
等には電気用積層板の連続製造法が開示されている。該
方法は複数枚の基材を連続的に並行して搬送下、該基材
へ個別的に硬化性樹脂液を含浸し、含浸基材を積層して
合体し、カバーシートおよび/または金属箔をラミネー
トし、連続的に硬化させた後切断する等の連続行程を含
む。BACKGROUND ART AND PROBLEMS JP-A-55-4838 and 56-98136 of the present applicant.
Et al. Disclose a continuous production method of electrical laminates. In the method, a plurality of base materials are continuously conveyed in parallel, and the base materials are individually impregnated with a curable resin solution, and the impregnated base materials are laminated and combined to form a cover sheet and / or a metal foil. Laminating, continuously curing, and cutting, and the like.
該方法において基材の一部または全部に複数枚のガラス
クロスを含む場合、搬送下にあるガラスクロスの幅方向
へ張力の不均一化、基材の蛇行、ガラスクロスの接合、
塗布した樹脂液の局部的偏在などによってガラスクロス
の目曲がりが発生し易く、目曲がりした状態で積層さ
れ、硬化された製品はねじれが大きく、製品となった後
の矯正によっても修正することは困難である。When a part or all of the base material in the method includes a plurality of glass cloths, the tension is made nonuniform in the width direction of the glass cloth being conveyed, the base material meanders, the glass cloths are joined,
The glass cloth is liable to be bent due to localized uneven distribution of the applied resin liquid, and the cured product is laminated and hardened. Have difficulty.
ねじれが大きいと、回路基板に下降する時パターンのず
れなどの欠陥が生じ易く、自動ラインでつまりなどがお
こり、生産上の障害となる。If the twist is large, a defect such as a pattern shift is likely to occur when descending to the circuit board, and clogging occurs on the automatic line, which is an obstacle to production.
解決方法 そこで本発明は、搬送下にあるガラスクロス基材の目曲
がりを抑制することにより、ねじれ量の少ない積層板を
連続法によって製造することに成功した。Solution To solve the problem, the present invention succeeded in producing a laminated plate having a small amount of twist by a continuous method by suppressing the bending of the glass cloth substrate being conveyed.
本発明は、少なくとも2枚のガラスクロスを含む複数枚
の基材を並行的に連続的に搬送下、該基材へ個別的に硬
化性樹脂液の含浸を行い、含浸した基材を積層合体し、
カバーシートおよび/または金属箔をラミネートし、連
続的に硬化させた後切断するガラスクロス強化電気用積
層板の連続製造方法において、目曲がりの少ないガラス
クロス原反を用い、かつ搬送時ガラスクロス基材のテン
ションおよび蛇行修正を適度に調節し、さらに含浸樹脂
が局部的に偏在することを防止することによって、該ガ
ラスクロス基材の目曲がりを20mm/m以下に抑制しつ
つ搬送することを特徴とするガラスクロス強化電気用積
層板の連続製造法を提供する。According to the present invention, a plurality of base materials including at least two glass cloths are continuously conveyed in parallel and the base materials are individually impregnated with a curable resin solution, and the impregnated base materials are laminated and united. Then
In a continuous manufacturing method of a glass cloth reinforced electrical laminate, which comprises laminating a cover sheet and / or a metal foil, continuously hardening it, and then cutting the same, using a glass cloth raw material with little bending and using a glass cloth base during transportation. By controlling the tension and meandering correction of the material appropriately and preventing the impregnated resin from being locally unevenly distributed, the glass cloth base material is conveyed while suppressing the bending of the glass cloth base material to 20 mm / m or less. The present invention provides a continuous production method of a glass cloth reinforced electrical laminate.
好ましい実施態様 ここでガラスクロスの目曲がりとは、たて糸とよこ糸の
交差角度が90゜からずれることを意味し、目曲がり量
とは、よこ糸がたて糸上の直交位置から最大何mmずれて
いるかを意味する。従って例えば、よこ糸が直線状に斜
めにずれている場合はよこ糸の端部間のずれ量であり、
また液だまりなどで発生するよこ糸のわん曲の場合は、
よこ糸の端部と、わん曲した頂点との間のたて糸方向で
見た距離である。Preferred Embodiment Here, the warp of the glass cloth means that the intersecting angle of the warp yarn and the weft yarn is deviated from 90 °, and the amount of the warp is defined by how many mm the weft yarn deviates from the orthogonal position on the warp yarn at the maximum. means. Therefore, for example, when the weft thread is linearly displaced, it is the amount of displacement between the ends of the weft thread,
If the weft is bent due to liquid pool, etc.,
It is the distance in the warp direction between the end of the weft thread and the curved apex.
また積層板のJIS C 6481.5.4によるねじれは、反り量と
の相関性が強く、実際に品質上問題となるのは最大ねじ
れ量と、その直角方向でのねじれ量との差が大きい場合
であり、差が小さければ反りなおし等の矯正方法でねじ
れを修正することが可能であるが、差が大きい場合は修
正が困難である。従って本発明でいうねじれ量とは、対
角線方向での反り量の差と定義する。In addition, the twist of the laminated plate according to JIS C 6481.5.4 has a strong correlation with the amount of warp, and the actual quality problem is when the difference between the maximum twist amount and the twist amount in the perpendicular direction is large. Yes, if the difference is small, it is possible to correct the twist by a correction method such as warping, but if the difference is large, it is difficult to correct. Therefore, the twist amount in the present invention is defined as the difference in the warp amount in the diagonal direction.
本発明により、ガラスクロスの目曲がりを20mm/m以
下に抑制するためには、ガラスクロスの原反自体目曲が
りの少ないものを選択する必要がある。このような目曲
がりの少ない原反を使用しても搬送中に目曲がりを発生
することがあるので、その量を20mm/m以下に抑制す
ることが必要である。その方法としてはいくつかの方法
がある。According to the present invention, in order to suppress the bending of the glass cloth to 20 mm / m or less, it is necessary to select a glass cloth having a small amount of bending itself. Even if such a raw material having a small amount of bending is used, the bending may occur during the transportation, so it is necessary to suppress the amount to 20 mm / m or less. There are several methods.
連続法においては基材はその搬送方向にテンションをか
けて搬送される。このテンションが小さいと蛇行し易く
なり、大きいと目曲がりが生じ易くなる。蛇行を防ぐた
めにはある程度必要であるが、必要以上に大きいテンシ
ョンは目曲がりを生ずるから避けるべきである。In the continuous method, the substrate is conveyed by applying tension in the conveying direction. If this tension is small, it is easy to meander, and if it is large, bending is likely to occur. It is necessary to some extent to prevent meandering, but excessive tension should be avoided as it will bend the eyes.
また基材の蛇行を修正するため、基材の繰り出しから積
層までの間に1個所以上のEPC装置(エッジ、ポジシ
ョン、コントローラー)を設置するのが通例であるが、
急激に蛇行を修正するとガラスクロスの目曲がりを生じ
易く、そのためEPCの送り速度を遅くする、EPCロ
ールの抱き角度を小さくする、EPC装置を2個所以上
に設置する等により、蛇行の修正を急激でなく、ゆるや
かに修正し、目曲がりの発生を抑制する。Further, in order to correct the meandering of the base material, it is customary to install one or more EPC devices (edge, position, controller) between the feeding of the base material and the stacking,
If the meandering is abruptly corrected, the glass cloth is likely to be bent, so that the EPC feeding speed is slowed down, the holding angle of the EPC roll is reduced, and the EPC device is installed at two or more places. Rather than making a gradual correction, it suppresses the occurrence of eye bending.
塗布した樹脂液が局部的に多く偏在し、液だまりを形成
すると目曲がりを発生し易い。そのため樹脂液の塗布量
を均一に、かつ過不足なく塗布する、基材が支えるロー
ル間のピッチを狭くする、塗布部から積層部への基材の
搬送径路に上り勾配をつけ、過剰の樹脂液が流下できる
ようにする等の工夫が必要である。A large amount of the applied resin liquid is locally unevenly distributed, and when a liquid pool is formed, eye bending is likely to occur. Therefore, apply the resin liquid evenly and without excess or deficiency, narrow the pitch between the rolls supported by the base material, give an upward slope to the transfer path of the base material from the coating part to the laminating part, and add excess resin. It is necessary to take measures such as allowing the liquid to flow down.
これらの手段を組合せて用いることにより、ガラスクロ
スの目曲がりを20mm/m以下,好ましくは10mm/m
以下,より好ましくは5mm/m以下に抑制することがで
きる。目曲がり量が20mm/mをこえると、製品のねじ
れが大きくなり、後で修正することが困難になる。By using these means in combination, the bending of the glass cloth is 20 mm / m or less, preferably 10 mm / m.
Hereafter, it can be suppressed to 5 mm / m or less, more preferably. If the amount of warp exceeds 20 mm / m, the product will be greatly twisted and difficult to correct later.
本発明による積層板製造のための全体のプロセスおよび
装置は、ここで特記した事項以外は、特開昭55−48
38,同56−98136に開示されたプロセスおよび
装置を使用することができる。The whole process and apparatus for producing a laminate according to the present invention is, except for the matters specially mentioned herein, disclosed in JP-A-55-48.
38, 56-98136.
本発明によれば、基材に複数枚のガラスクロスを使用
し、ねじれの少ない硬化性樹脂ガラスクロス強化電気用
積層板を連続法によって製造することが可能である。According to the present invention, a plurality of glass cloths are used as a base material, and a curable resin glass cloth-reinforced electrical laminate having less twist can be manufactured by a continuous method.
以下に本発明の実施例を示す。Examples of the present invention will be shown below.
実施例 上下最外側にガラスクロス(日東紡WE-18k)を配し、中
間にガラスペーパー3層を配した片面銅箔張りコンポジ
ット積層板を連続法によって製造した。Example A single-sided copper foil-clad composite laminated plate having glass cloth (Nitto Bosh WE-18k) on the upper and lower outer sides and three layers of glass paper in the middle was manufactured by a continuous method.
基材をロールから連続的に繰り出し、並行して搬送しな
がら、これら基材へ個別的に、市販の不飽和ポリエステ
ル樹脂(武田薬品,ポリマール6311)100重量部、ベ
ンゾイルパーオキサイド1重量部、シリカ20重量部よ
りなる樹脂液を含浸し、含浸した基材を積層合体し、エ
ポキシ系接着剤(油化シェルエポキシ製,エピコート82
8、65重量部、ヘンケル日本製,バーサミド125、35
重量部)を塗布した厚さ35μの銅箔を上面に、カバー
シートとしてポリエステルフィルムを下面ヘラミネート
し、トンネル型硬化路を通過せしめて100℃で20間
硬化させ、1m四方の寸法に切断後、160℃で20分
間後硬化させて厚さ1.6mmの片面銅箔張り積層板を製
造した。100 parts by weight of a commercially available unsaturated polyester resin (Takeda Yakuhin, Polymer 631), 1 part by weight of benzoyl peroxide, and silica are individually fed to these base materials while continuously feeding them out from a roll and conveying them in parallel. 20 parts by weight of a resin solution is impregnated, and the impregnated base materials are laminated and combined to form an epoxy adhesive (Okaka Shell Epoxy, Epicoat 82
8,65 parts by weight, Henkel Japan made, Versamide 125, 35
(Weight part) is applied to a copper foil having a thickness of 35μ on the upper surface, and a polyester film as a cover sheet is laminated on the lower surface. After curing at 160 ° C. for 20 minutes, a single-sided copper foil-clad laminate having a thickness of 1.6 mm was manufactured.
この際ガラスクロス基材のテンション、樹脂含浸法、E
PCロールの設定を種々変更し、目曲がり、反りおよび
ねじれに対する影響を調べた。各実験の条件および結果
を下表に示す。実験No.1,4,6および8が本発明実
施例であり、他は比較例である。なお使用したガラスク
ロスの初期目曲がりはすべて1.5mm/mであり、また
工程中のロールは可能な限り心出しを行った。At this time, tension of the glass cloth base material, resin impregnation method, E
The setting of the PC roll was variously changed, and the effects on the bending, warpage and twist were examined. The conditions and results of each experiment are shown in the table below. Experiment Nos. 1, 4, 6 and 8 are examples of the present invention, and others are comparative examples. The initial bending of the glass cloth used was all 1.5 mm / m, and the rolls during the process were centered as much as possible.
(注1)含浸法 (1)大過剰の樹脂液を塗布したため各所に樹脂だまり
が発生した。 (Note 1) Impregnation method (1) Since a large excess of resin liquid was applied, resin lumps were generated in various places.
(2)樹脂液の塗布量を小過剰にし、樹脂だまりの発生
をごく僅少に抑えた。(2) The amount of the resin liquid applied was made excessively small, and the occurrence of resin accumulation was suppressed to an extremely small amount.
(3)樹脂液の塗布量を必要量(実質上100%飽和
量)とし、コーターで均一に塗布して樹脂だまりの発生
を皆無とした。(3) The coating amount of the resin liquid was set to a required amount (substantially 100% saturation amount), and the coating liquid was applied uniformly with a coater to eliminate the occurrence of resin accumulation.
(注2)EPCロール設定 (a)EPCロールの抱き角大(基材のロールに対する
屈曲角70゜以下) (b)EPCロールの抱き角小(基材のロールに対する
屈曲角約120゜) (c)抱き角小のEPCを1層につき2ケ所設置(Note 2) EPC roll setting (a) Large wrapping angle of EPC roll (bending angle of base material is 70 ° or less) (b) Small wrapping angle of EPC roll (bending angle of base material to roll is about 120 °) ( c) Two EPCs with a small holding angle are installed per layer
Claims (1)
枚の基材を並行的に連続的に搬送下、該基材へ個別的に
硬化性樹脂液の含浸を行い、含浸した基材を積層合体
し、カバーシートおよび/または金属箔をラミネート
し、連続的に硬化させた後切断するガラスクロス強化電
気用積層板の湿式連続製造法において、目曲がりの少な
いガラスクロス原反を用い、かつ搬送時ガラスクロス基
材のテンションおよび蛇行修正を適度に調節し、さらに
含浸樹脂が局部的に偏在することを防止することによっ
て、該ガラスクロス基材の目曲がりを20mm/m以下に
抑制しつつ搬送することを特徴とするガラスクロス強化
電気用積層板の連続製造法。1. A plurality of base materials containing at least two glass cloths are continuously conveyed in parallel, and the base materials are individually impregnated with a curable resin solution, and the impregnated base materials are laminated. In a wet continuous manufacturing method of a glass cloth reinforced electrical laminate, which is obtained by stacking, laminating a cover sheet and / or a metal foil, continuously curing, and then cutting, using a glass cloth raw sheet with little bending and conveying. When adjusting the tension and meandering correction of the glass cloth base material, and by preventing the impregnating resin from being unevenly distributed locally, the glass cloth base material is conveyed while suppressing the bending of the glass cloth base material to 20 mm / m or less. A method for continuously producing a glass cloth-reinforced electrical laminate, comprising:
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