Abstract: A tool for supporting multilayer printed circuit boards during manufacture having a frame in which there is fixed a pretensed, non-electrically conductive fabric which has a thickness less than 0.1 mm and which can be accessed by its two faces. The tool allows the induction bonding of the layers at internal points of the bundle following a method in which the bundle is placed on the tool and at least one of the welding electrodes used in the welding operation is applied on the lower face of a fabric of the tool supporting the bundle. A machine especially suitable for putting the method into practice includes C-shaped magnetic cores, the arms of which are long enough to reach the internal points of the bundle.

Abstract: The invention relates to a tool for supporting multilayer printed circuit boards during manufacture comprising a frame in which there is fixed a pretensed, non-electrically conductive fabric which has a thickness less than 0.1 mm and can be accessed by its two faces. The present tool allows the induction bonding of the mentioned layers at internal points of the bundle following a method in which said bundle is placed on the tool of the invention and at least one of the welding electrodes used in the welding operation is applied on the lower face of a fabric of the tool supporting the bundle. A machine especially suitable for putting the method into practice comprises C-shaped magnetic cores the arms of which are long enough to reach the internal points of the bundle.

Abstract: A U-shaped magnetic circuit (2) provided with a field winding (3), including respective induction electrodes (5s, 5i) at an outer end of each arm of the magnetic circuit (2) Both electrodes are perpendicularly arranged as regards the multi-layer printed circuit, coaxially to each other and capable of vertical movement in both directions. The end of each induction electrode (5s, 5i) that comes into contact with the multi-layer printed circuit is provided with a thermal barrier, in order to prevent, during the welding, heat transmission by thermal conductivity from the welding zone to the induction electrode (5s, 5i).

Abstract: Process and machine for manufacturing printed circuit boards wherein a press packet comprised of at least two press plates of metal material between which is arranged a printed circuit board composition formed by one or more metal sheets, by one or more layers of insulating material impregnated with polymerizable resins and/or by one or more printed circuit boards with an engraved image of a circuit, are arranged between the press plates of a press and is pressed, subjecting said press packet to the action of a variable induction magnetic field which generates induced currents in each metal plate and sheet of the press packet, causing the heating of said plates and sheets, in turn causing the heating by thermal conduction of the layers of insulating material, melting and liquefying the resins in said layers of insulating material and adhering the insulating material to the metal sheets, so that, on raising the temperature even more, the polymerizable resins in the layers of insulating material are then polyme

Abstract: Process and machine for manufacturing printed circuit boards wherein a press packet comprised of at least two press plates of metal material between which is arranged a printed circuit board composition formed by one or more metal sheets, by one or more layers of insulating material impregnated with polymerizable resins and/or by one or more printed circuit boards with an engraved Image of a circuit, are arranged between the press plates of a press and is pressed, subjecting said press packet to the action of a variable induction magnetic field which generates induced currents in each metal plate and sheet of the press packet, causing the heating of said plates and sheets, in turn causing the heating by thermal conduction of the layers of insulating material, melting and liquefying the resins in said layers of insulating material and adhering the insulating material to the metal sheets, so that, an raising the temperature even more, the polymerizable resins in the layers of insulating material are then polyme