Log in / Register
Account Login
Register
  • Forgot Username?
  • Forgot Password?
  • What is Ultra HDI?

    What is Ultra HDI?

    With Ultra HDI, small features come with big decisions.  READ MORE...

  • The Critical Nature of PCB Stackup

    The Critical Nature of PCB Stackup

    The stackup supports every layer above it.  READ MORE...

  • The PCB Design Review Process

    The PCB Design Review Process

    A structured design review process ensures alignment.  READ MORE...

  • Metal-Core PCBs and Thermal Management

    Metal-Core PCBs and Thermal Management

    Catch heat at the board.  READ MORE...

Homepage Slideshow

  • What is Ultra HDI?

    With Ultra HDI, small features come with big decisions.

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/19043-ultra-hdi-what-is-it-and-how-is-it-different-than-hdi

  • The Critical Nature of PCB Stackup

    The stackup supports every layer above it.

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/19042-the-critical-nature-of-pcb-stackup-and-how-to-build-an-efficient-one

  • The PCB Design Review Process

    A structured design review process ensures alignment.

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/current-issue/241-designer-s-notebook/19037-reviewing-the-pcb-design-review-process

  • Metal-Core PCBs and Thermal Management

    Catch heat at the board.

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/current-issue/293-board-talk/19039-metal-core-pcbs-and-thermal-management

Tweets by @FrancesStewart5
Printed Circuit Design & Fab Magazine
  • HOME
  • Advertising
    • Sales Contacts
    • Media Kit
  • .
  • Education
    • Archives
    • News
      • Design News
      • Fab News
      • Market News
    • New Products
    • Features
    • The Route: Printed Circuit Engineering Association News
    • Editorial Contributions
    • NPI Award
    • CIRCUITS ASSEMBLY Magazine
    • White Papers/e-Books
    • Hall of Fame
    • Printed Circuit University
  • Research
    • Market Data
    • NTI-100
    • PCB Design History
    • CAD/CAM/PCB Software Providers
    • PCB Design Engineer Salary Surveys
  • .
  • PCB Update
  • .
  • Events
    • PCB West
    • Industry Events
    • PCB2Day Workshop Series
    • PCB East
  • .
  • Subscribe
  • .
  • Search
  • Home
  • Education
  • New Products
  • Park Electrochemical Introduces N4000-6NF Prepreg

Park Electrochemical Introduces N4000-6NF Prepreg

Published: 03 August 2017

N4000-6NF (“no flow”) high-Tg epoxy prepreg system is for bonding flex circuitry and bonding heat sinks to rigid circuit boards.

Is said to adhere well to most substrates. Minimal and consistent flow is controlled through precise rheological and prepreg process control. Is based N4000-6 resin system.

Park Electrochemical / Nelco / Neltec

parkelectro.com

Register now for PCB West the Silicon Valley's largest PCB industry trade show: pcbwest.com!

  • Prev
  • Next
Submit to FacebookSubmit to Google PlusSubmit to TwitterSubmit to LinkedInPrint Article
JANUARY ISSUE
January cover

View the Digital
Edition Here!

POPULAR

  • Ultra HDI: What is It and How is It Different than HDI?
  • The Critical Nature of PCB Stackup, and How to Build an Efficient One
  • Tracking Giants: Inside the World’s Top PCB Fabricators
  • The Marketplace for Untapped Inventory
  • Tried-and-True Design Practices for High PCB Yield

Press Releases

  • Europlacer Americas Receives 12th Consecutive Service Excellence Award
  • Rohde & Schwarz opens larger office in Japan to increase its support for the Japanese automotive market
  • ASC Sunstone Circuits Boosts Domestic Manufacturing Capabilities with Integrated Via Fill Technology
  • Following Merger, Top PCB Manufacturers Celebrate Industry’s Most Complete Solution With Brand Refresh
  • News
  • .
  • Products
  • .
  • Contacts
  • .
  • PCB Chat
  • .
  • Login

ISSN 1939-5442, Copyright © 2026 Printed Circuit Engineering Association®, PO Box 237 Portsmouth, NH 03802. All rights reserved. This website contains copyrighted material that cannot be reproduced without permission. Printed Circuit Engineering Association® Privacy Policy