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prepreg

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prepreg [′prē‚preg]
(engineering)
A reinforced-plastics term for the reinforcing material that contains or is combined with the full complement of resin before the molding operation.

prepreg
In a reinforced plastic, the reinforcing material containing or combined with the full complement of resin before molding.


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For the inner layers, before etching, the copper foil is already on the surface of one of the dielectrics, which is hard already (core, or earlier prepreg in a buildup-type microvia stackup).
They can be custom formulated to meet very demanding applications and can be processed with common thermoset composite manufacturing processes such as RTM, vacuum infusion, filament winding, pultrusion, prepreg molding, hand lay-up, casting, and injection molding.
patent: 7,344,667 Issued: March 18, 2008 Inventors: Masato Honma, Yasunori Nagashima, Soichi Ishibashi, Yuji Kojima and Atsuki Tsuchiya Assigned: Toray Industries Key statement: This invention provides a prepreg excellent in productivity, having the drapability to allow easy shaping according to a mold, excellent in resin impregnation and excellent in handling convenience.
 
 
 
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