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News	MEMSnet Home: MEMS-Talk: Polystyrene bonding problem polymer fabrication 2007-07-06 hammouche khales 2007-07-06 emelianov 2007-07-09 Rashid, Mamun anodic bonding and passivation layer thickness 2007-07-09 H.J. van der Linden How to get a sheet of Cr film via E-beam evap. 2007-07-09 hung bost 2007-07-10 Shay Kaplan 2007-07-10 Anil Agiral 2007-07-10 Peter Svasek redeposition of SiO2 2007-07-11 cal Bear plasma etching of SiO2 and its selectivity over resists 2007-07-12 prabhu arumugam plasma etching of SiO2 and its selectivity over resists 2007-07-12 Kirt Williams Polystyrene bonding problem 2007-07-13 Rashid, Mamun 2007-07-13 Joseph Grogan 2007-07-13 Rashid, Mamun Polystyrene bonding problem Rashid, Mamun 2007-07-13 Hi Joe, Thank you for your advice. I have think about the solvent bonding and currently working on it. But still now have not achieved any good result. Can you please advice me any protocol for the solvent bonding please ? Any help will be appreciated. Regards, Mamun Rashid PhD Student Centre for Nano & Microsystems University of Teesside TS1 3BA. U.K www.mamun.info +44(0)164 234 2428 -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Joseph Grogan Sent: 13 July 2007 16:03 To: General MEMS discussion Subject: Re: [mems-talk] Polystyrene bonding problem I don't have much personal experience with it, but maybe try solvent bonding. You coat one (or both) sides to be mated with some solvent to melt it a bit and get it tacky, then mate, and it bonds. The trick is to find the right solvent and use an amount and concentration that doesn't distort your features. reply
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