"Revolutionizing Ceramic Substrate Production: The Advantages of Laser Direct Imaging (LDI) Technology"

In the production of ceramic substrates, the imaging process is prone to various issues. Some common problems include accuracy issues, high costs, and environmental pollution associated with traditional imaging methods. LDI (Laser Direct Imaging) technology addresses these concerns effectively.

LDI technology utilizes laser direct exposure on the ceramic substrate without the need for photoresist. This eliminates issues related to the adhesion and uneven thickness of photoresist, thereby enhancing imaging accuracy.

Furthermore, LDI technology eliminates the need for expensive lithography equipment and photoresist materials, reducing production costs significantly.

Additionally, LDI technology does not generate hazardous waste or gases, making it an environmentally friendly imaging solution.

In summary, LDI technology resolves the accuracy, cost, and environmental pollution issues associated with traditional imaging methods, making it an advanced and ideal imaging technology for ceramic substrate production.