
HASL Post-Treatment Line (Leaded and Lead-Free)
A configured-to-order surface finishing system for PCB production lines, built and supported in-house.
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Mechanical surface preparation line that combines acid pickling, two-stage abrasive plate grinding, and medium-pressure water washing into a single conveyorized pass. The two grinding heads carry replaceable brush or non-woven abrasive rolls that remove the thin copper oxide l…
Mechanical surface preparation line that combines acid pickling, two-stage abrasive plate grinding, and medium-pressure water washing into a single conveyorized pass. The two grinding heads carry replaceable brush or non-woven abrasive rolls that remove the thin copper oxide layer mechanically rather than chemically, leaving a uniformly bright, lightly-textured copper surface ready for photoresist lamination. Required step ahead of fine-line PCB lithography.




Plate grinding is run BEFORE photoresist lamination — it prepares the copper surface for dry-film or liquid-resist adhesion. Downstream is the Developing Machine; upstream is incoming bare PCB stock or a prior Brown Oxidation step. Often combined with the Jet Master Brushing Machine for higher-finish work.
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Every formula and parameter row below is a live page on this site with the full chemistry, conveyor speed, and tolerance window for the exact material-thickness-etchant combination. These are the references our process engineers cite from on production shifts.
On-site installation supervision by our engineering team, full mechanical and electrical commissioning, recipe loading and validation against three reference panel formats, operator training (typically 3–5 days), and one year of remote process support.
Standard configurations: 8–12 weeks. Non-standard customizations: 12–16 weeks. Lead time includes mechanical build, electrical commissioning, bath chemistry validation on our pilot line, and packaged shipment.
Yes. Every system is built around your panel size, throughput target, available utilities, and downstream process integration. Standard dimensions in the spec table are the most-ordered configurations, but length, width, and bath sequence are all configurable.
Mechanical grinding produces a uniform micro-rough surface (Ra ~0.3 μm) that photoresist adheres to mechanically. Chemical cleaning produces a smooth surface that resist adheres to only via chemistry. For fine-line work (< 75 μm line width), mechanical roughening yields measurably better resist adhesion and fewer line-width failures.
Standards are referenced for context. Always confirm parameters against the current published edition and your own process validation.
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| The transmission baseplate and water tank baseplate are reinforced with PP square tubes |
Besides complete production lines we supply spare parts and consumables for PCB drilling and routing machines: