HarzTransferVerfahren
HarzTransferVerfahren, also referred to as Harz-Transfer-Verfahren, is a transfer technique used in materials science and microfabrication. It relies on a resin, or harz, as a transferable medium to move thin films, patterns, or structures from a donor substrate to a receiving substrate. The method emphasizes high-fidelity pattern transfer with a low thermal budget and mechanical stress.
Process overview: A resin layer is applied to a donor substrate and intentionally patterned, either through
Materials and substrates: Harz materials typically include photopolymers or thermosetting polymers. Donor and recipient substrates can
Applications: The technique is used to transfer micro- or mesoscale features, integrate heterogeneous materials, and fabricate
Advantages and limitations: Benefits include a gentle process with reduced thermal impact, compatibility with delicate substrates,