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kapton element

10/10/2009 11:07 AM

does anyone have the actual spec for the kapton heater/element on the top of an applied ESC?
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10/10/2009 11:50 AM

I have no idea what, "an applied ESC" is, but Du Pont Kapton (polyimide) is a high temperature insulating polymer, not a heater.

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10/11/2009 12:25 AM

http://www.keele.ac.uk/modcat/2009-0/esc-30019.htm
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10/11/2009 12:27 AM

http://www.allproducts.com/ee/superheater/33-kaptonheatingmaterials.html
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10/11/2009 12:32 AM

ESC is a sizing protocol in the halo buffing dept.

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11/04/2009 4:51 PM

ElectroStatic Chuck (ESC) is an electronics manufacturing device, in this case an aluminum substrate that has an electric circut bonded to its top, with a layer of polyimide "tape" (Kapton tape) covering it. I am looking for the actual OEM spec for that.
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