dont@loop.uucp (Don Taylor;644-7631) (04/16/91)
I am looking for a source of photoresist and developer. Quantities are about a quart to start with. Previously used Kodak KPR3 with success but I am told that Kodak sold out to 3M or Union Carbide or somebody. I am looking for more than a tiny spray can @ $12 but less than a barrel. I have tried to do my homework first. I called the distributors in the area and they don't carry the stuff. One used to buy stuff from a local company but can't exactly remember the name and there is no similar name listed now. I checked the library but the entries in Technology Index don't appear to be the sort to be interested in selling a quart to someone. I checked the local retailers and found things like "only positive resist and negative developer in stock and it isn't moving so we sure aren't going to get any more here" and packing material that was newspaper from half a decade ago. Thanks Don Taylor 503-644-7631 loop!dont@tessi.UUCP dont@loop.UUCP tessi!loop!dont@nosun.west.sun.com
sidney@coed.coastal.ufl.edu (04/17/91)
In article <1991Apr16.003818.22835@loop.uucp>, dont@loop.uucp (Don Taylor;644-7631) writes: >I am looking for a source of photoresist and developer. Quantities are about >a quart to start with. Previously used Kodak KPR3 with success but I am told >that Kodak sold out to 3M or Union Carbide or somebody. I am looking for more >than a tiny spray can @ $12 but less than a barrel. > Try Newark electronics. They carry a line of Kepro resist and developer as well as etchant and presensitized boards.
coorswol@alchemy.tcnet.ithaca.ny.us (Curt Coulter) (04/17/91)
dont@loop.uucp (Don Taylor;644-7631) writes: > I am looking for a source of photoresist and developer. Quantities are about > Thanks > Don Taylor > 503-644-7631 > loop!dont@tessi.UUCP > dont@loop.UUCP > tessi!loop!dont@nosun.west.sun.com I have also been looking for an inexpensive source of these items, especially the photoresist (which goes for around 10 bucks a can around here) Thanks -Curt coorswol@alchemy.tcnet.ithaca.ny.us
hack@neurode.math.umbc.edu (Jeffery Hack (UG)) (04/18/91)
In article <NyFJ11w162w@alchemy.tcnet.ithaca.ny.us> coorswol@alchemy.tcnet.ithaca.ny.us (Curt Coulter) writes: >dont@loop.uucp (Don Taylor;644-7631) writes: > >> I am looking for a source of photoresist and developer. Quantities are about >> Thanks >> Don Taylor >> 503-644-7631 >> loop!dont@tessi.UUCP >> dont@loop.UUCP >> tessi!loop!dont@nosun.west.sun.com > >I have also been looking for an inexpensive source of these items, >especially the photoresist (which goes for around 10 bucks a can around Me too. J. Hack
fredm@media-lab.media.mit.edu.MEDIA.MIT.EDU (Fred Martin) (04/21/91)
I don't know if everyone got all the answers they wanted, but I would
recommend the following supplier:
EDLIE ELECTRONICS
2700 Hempstead Turnpike
Levittown, NY 11756-1443
(516) 735-3330
They have an interesting assortment of retail and surplus stock, and
several catalog pages devoted to PCB chemicals and equipment.
- Fred Martin
MIT Media Lab