Photochemical machining of brass with cupric chloride etchants
Photochemical machining is a non-conventional machining process which employs photoresist and chemical etching techniques. Brass which contains 60-80% copper and 20-40% zinc, is the most commonly etched copper alloy in the UK. It is used to produce precision parts as well as decorative items. In thi...
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Cranfield University
1996
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