Abstract: A composite copper foil (10) comprises a carrier foil (12) formed by electrodeposition onto a cathode, the carrier foil (12) having a cathode side formed in contact with the cathode and an opposite electrolyte side. A very thin release layer (14) is on the electrolyte side of said carrier foil (12). A thin functional foil (16) formed by deposition of copper has a front side in contact with the release layer (14) and an opposite back side. The electrolyte side of the carrier foil (12) has a surface roughness Rz less than or equal to 3.5 ?m. There is also presented a method for manufacturing such a composite copper foil.

Abstract: A peelable composite foil includes a metallic carrier foil, a first barrier layer on one side of the metallic carrier and a second metallic layer on the first barrier layer. The second metallic layer includes a combination of a metal selected from the group including zinc, molybdenum, antimony and tungsten, and an electrodeposited, ultra-thin metal foil on the second metallic layer.

Abstract: A peelable composite foil includes a metallic carrier foil, a first barrier layer on one side of the metallic carrier and a second metallic layer on the first barrier layer. The second metallic layer includes a combination of a metal selected from the group including zinc, molybdenum, antimony and tungsten, and an electrodeposited, ultra-thin metal foil on the second metallic layer.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a multilayer printed circuit board includes providing a core board, a composite foil including a carrier foil, a functional copper foil and a non-reinforced thermosetting resin layer, the functional copper foil being electro-deposited with a uniform thickness of more than 4 &mgr;m but less than 10 &mgr;m on the carrier foil, the functional copper foil having a front side facing the carrier foil and an opposite backside which is coated with the non-reinforced thermosetting resin layer. The method further involves laminating the composite foil with the non-reinforced thermosetting resin layer on the core board and removing the carrier foil from the functional copper foil in order to uncover the front side of the functional copper foil. A CO2 laser source drills holes from the uncovered front side of the functional copper foil through the functional copper foil and the non-reinforced thermosetting resin layer to form microvias.

Abstract: A composite copper foil (10) comprises a carrier foil (12) formed by electrodeposition onto a cathode, the carrier foil (12) having a cathode side formed in contact with the cathode and an opposite electrolyte side. A very thin release layer (14) is on the electrolyte side of said carrier foil (12). A thin functional foil (16) formed by deposition of copper has a front side in contact with the release layer (14) and an opposite back side. The electrolyte side of the carrier foil (12) has a surface roughness Rz less than or equal to 3.5 &mgr;m. There is also presented a method for manufacturing such a composite copper foil.

Abstract: A container of beverage sealed under pressure is provided with a secondary chamber in the form of a hollow insert adapted to provide a flow of gas through an orifice into the beverage when the container is opened. The insert is in the form of an elongate tubular member whose axis extends around an axis corresponding generally to the axis of the container.