Abstract: A polyamic acid manufacturing system for manufacturing a polyamic acid is disclosed using, as raw materials, a first solution in which a polyaddition-type first polymerizable compound is dissolved and a second solution in which a polyaddition-type second polymerizable compound that reacts with the first polymerizable compound through polyaddition is dissolved. The polyamic acid manufacturing system may include: a first supply part for supplying the first solution; a second supply part for supplying the second solution; a first combining part; and a first reaction part, thereby producing a first polymerization solution in which the polyamic acid is dissolved. Further, the polyamic acid manufacturing system may include: a first supply step of supplying the first solution; a second supply step of supplying the second solution; a first combining step; and a first reaction step, thereby producing a first polymerization solution in which the polyamic acid is dissolved.

Abstract: A polyamic acid manufacturing system for manufacturing a polyamic acid is disclosed using, as raw materials, a first solution in which a polyaddition-type first polymerizable compound is dissolved and a second solution in which a polyaddition-type second polymerizable compound that reacts with the first polymerizable compound through polyaddition is dissolved. The polyamic acid manufacturing system may include: a first supply part for supplying the first solution; a second supply part for supplying the second solution; a first combining part; and a first reaction part, thereby producing a first polymerization solution in which the polyamic acid is dissolved. Further, the polyamic acid manufacturing system may include: a first supply step of supplying the first solution; a second supply step of supplying the second solution; a first combining step; and a first reaction step, thereby producing a first polymerization solution in which the polyamic acid is dissolved.

Abstract: A polyamic acid manufacturing system for manufacturing a polyamic acid is disclosed using, as raw materials, a first solution in which a polyaddition-type first polymerizable compound is dissolved and a second solution in which a polyaddition-type second polymerizable compound that reacts with the first polymerizable compound through polyaddition is dissolved. The polyamic acid manufacturing system may include: a first supply part for supplying the first solution; a second supply part for supplying the second solution; a first combining part; and a first reaction part, thereby producing a first polymerization solution in which the polyamic acid is dissolved. Further, the polyamic acid manufacturing system may include: a first supply step of supplying the first solution; a second supply step of supplying the second solution; a first combining step; and a first reaction step, thereby producing a first polymerization solution in which the polyamic acid is dissolved.

Abstract: A process includes the steps of: casting or coating a polyamic acid organic solvent solution on a support and drying the polyamic acid organic solvent solution thereon, so as to form a partially cured and/or partially dried polyamic acid film; dipping the polyamic acid film in tertiary amine or a solution of tertiary amine, or coating tertiary amine or a solution of tertiary amine on the polyamic acid film; and drying the film while imidizing the polyamic acid. In another process, a chemical converting agent and a catalyst are mixed in an organic solvent solution of polyamic acid. After casting and heating the mixture on a support, a partially cured and/or partially dried polyamic acid film is detached from the support. The film contains, with respect to the remaining volatile component, not less than 50 parts of catalyst, not more than 30 parts of solvent, and not more than 20 parts of chemical converting agent and/or a chemical converting agent derived component.

Abstract: A process includes the steps of: casting or coating a polyamic acid organic solvent solution on a support and drying the polyamic acid organic solvent solution thereon, so as to form a partially cured and/or partially dried polyamic acid film; dipping the polyamic acid film in tertiary amine or a solution of tertiary amine, or coating tertiary amine or a solution of tertiary amine on the polyamic acid film; and drying the film while imidizing the polyamic acid. In another process, a chemical converting agent and a catalyst are mixed in an organic solvent solution of polyamic acid. After casting and heating the mixture on a support, a partially cured and/or partially dried polyamic acid film is detached from the support. The film contains, with respect to the remaining volatile component, not less than 50 parts of catalyst, not more than 30 parts of solvent, and not more than 20 parts of chemical converting agent and/or a chemical converting agent derived component.

Abstract: A process includes the steps of: casting or coating a polyamic acid organic solvent solution on a support and drying the polyamic acid organic solvent solution thereon, so as to form a partially cured and/or partially dried polyamic acid film; dipping the polyamic acid film in tertiary amine or a solution of tertiary amine, or coating tertiary amine or a solution of tertiary amine on the polyamic acid film; and drying the film while imidizing the polyamic acid. In another process, a chemical converting agent and a catalyst are mixed in an organic solvent solution of polyamic acid. After casting and heating the mixture on a support, a partially cured and/or partially dried polyamic acid film is detached from the support. The film contains, with respect to the remaining volatile component, not less than 50 parts of catalyst, not more than 30 parts of solvent, and not more than 20 parts of chemical converting agent and/or a chemical converting agent derived component.

Abstract: A process includes the steps of: casting or coating a polyamic acid organic solvent solution on a support and drying the polyamic acid organic solvent solution thereon, so as to form a partially cured and/or partially dried polyamic acid film; dipping the polyamic acid film in tertiary amine or a solution of tertiary amine, or coating tertiary amine or a solution of tertiary amine on the polyamic acid film; and drying the film while imidizing the polyamic acid. In another process, a chemical converting agent and a catalyst are mixed in an organic solvent solution of polyamic acid. After casting and heating the mixture on a support, a partially cured and/or partially dried polyamic acid film is detached from the support. The film contains, with respect to the remaining volatile component, not less than 50 parts of catalyst, not more than 30 parts of solvent, and not more than 20 parts of chemical converting agent and/or a chemical converting agent derived component.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for continuously producing a synthetic resin film that has stable physical properties across the full width and that is useful for an electronic field. In particular, the present invention relates to a method for continuously producing a synthetic resin film having molecular orientation controlled in the MD direction. That is, the present invention provides a method for continuously producing a synthetic resin film, the method including (A) a step of continuously flow-casting and applying a composition containing a polymer and an organic solvent onto a support to form a gel film; (B) a step of stripping the gel film from the support and fixing both ends of the gel film; and (C) a step of transporting the film with both ends being fixed in a oven, wherein in at least part of step (C), the film is fixed so that substantially no tension is applied in the width direction of the film (TD direction).

Abstract: It is an object of the present invention to provide a stable process for continuously producing a synthetic resin film oriented in the machine direction across the full width. The present invention provides a process for producing a synthetic resin film including step (A) of casting and applying a composition containing a polymer and an organic solvent onto a support to form a gel film; step (B) of stripping the gel film and heating the gel film with both ends being fixed; and step (C) of heating the film with both ends being released after step (B), wherein the thickness b of the film produced in step (B) and the thickness c of the film produced in step (C) satisfy the relationship: b>c.

Abstract: A process includes the steps of: casting or coating a polyamic acid organic solvent solution on a support and drying the polyamic acid organic solvent solution thereon, so as to form a partially cured and/or partially dried polyamic acid film; dipping the polyamic acid film in tertiary amine or a solution of tertiary amine, or coating tertiary amine or a solution of tertiary amine on the polyamic acid film; and drying the film while imidizing the polyamic acid. In another process, a chemical converting agent and a catalyst are mixed in an organic solvent solution of polyamic acid. After casting and heating the mixture on a support, a partially cured and/or partially dried polyamic acid film is detached from the support. The film contains, with respect to the remaining volatile component, not less than 50 parts of catalyst, not more than 30 parts of solvent, and not more than 20 parts of chemical converting agent and/or a chemical converting agent derived component.

Abstract: A novel organic insulating film, which is continuously manufactured and has specific properties over the entire width an adhesive film, a flexible metal plated stacked board, a multiplayer flexible metal-plated stacked board, a coverlay film, a tape for TAB, a base tape for COF are provided. The continuously manufactured organic insulating film satisfies the following requirements (1)-(3) over the entire width; (1) a film MOR-c value is 1.05 or more but not more than 5.0, (2) a molecular chain main axis orientation angle is ?30 to 30 degree against MD direction, and (3) a difference between the maximum and the minimum values of the film MOR-c is 1.0 or below.

Abstract: It is an object of the present invention to provide a stable process for continuously producing a synthetic resin film oriented in the machine direction across the full width. The present invention provides a process for producing a synthetic resin film including step (A) of casting and applying a composition containing a polymer and an organic solvent onto a support to form a gel film; step (B) of stripping the gel film and heating the gel film with both ends being fixed; and step (C) of heating the film with both ends being released after step (B), wherein the thickness b of the film produced in step (B) and the thickness c of the film produced in step (C) satisfy the relationship: b>c.

Abstract: A polyimide film having improved adhesion strength is produced by forming a partially cured and/or dried gel film using a first polyamic acid solution; coating the gel film with the second polyamic acid solution or immersing the gel film in the second polyamic acid solution; and heating the gel film applied with the second polyamic acid solution. By laminating a metal by vapor deposition, sputtering, ion plating, or the like, directly on the polyimide film, a polyimide/metal laminate is provided which has excellent dimensional stability and in which reliability with respect to adhesion between the polyimide film and the metal is improved.

Abstract: A process includes the steps of: casting or coating a polyamic acid organic solvent solution on a support and drying the polyamic acid organic solvent solution thereon, so as to form a partially cured and/or partially dried polyamic acid film; dipping the polyamic acid film in tertiary amine or a solution of tertiary amine, or coating tertiary amine or a solution of tertiary amine on the polyamic acid film; and drying the film while imidizing the polyamic acid. In another process, a chemical converting agent and a catalyst are mixed in an organic solvent solution of polyamic acid. After casting and heating the mixture on a support, a partially cured and/or partially dried polyamic acid film is detached from the support. The film contains, with respect to the remaining volatile component, not less than 50 parts of catalyst, not more than 30 parts of solvent, and not more than 20 parts of chemical converting agent and/or a chemical converting agent derived component.