A substance used to prevent a color or mordant from fixing on those parts to which it has been applied, either by acting machanically in preventing the color, etc., from reaching the cloth, or chemically in changing the color so as to render it incapable of fixing itself in the fibers; -- also called reserve. The pastes prepared for this purpose are called resist pastes.
Something that resists or prevents a certain action;
A substance applied to a surface, as of metal, or of a silicon wafer, to prevent the action on it of acid, other chemical agents, or any other process such as irradiation or deposition, which would modify the surface if not protected. The resist is usually applied or in some way formed into a pattern so that the underlying surface may be modified in a complementary pattern.
natural or chemical based product used on fabrics to stop the take up of dye.
Any material, usually wax or grease crayons, that repel paint or dyes. Lithography is a grease (ink)and water (wet stone or plate) resist printing technique. Batik is a wax resist fabric artform.
Chemical used to prevent part of a PCB from undergoing some action.
An acid-resistant coat of shellac or beeswax, cut-out or scratched wherever the effect of the acid is required
A material such as ink, paint, metallic plating, etc used to protect the desired portions of the conductive pattern from the action of the etchant, solder, or plating.
Used to make lines and distinct shapes in the serti technique and anything used to prevent the dye from flowing beyond it. There are many varieties and each has their own properties and instructions.
The waxy or greasy ground which, when bonded to a metal plate, does not allow (resists) the penetration of the acid etching solution. Resist is also used for "stopping out" i.e. protecting certain parts of the plate to allow for controlled deeper etching in other parts of the plate.
a light-sensitive film that coats the wafer
a mask used to retain white areas
(1) A material applied to a part of a cathode or plating rack to render the surface non-conductive. (2) A material applied to a part of the surface of an article to prevent reaction of metal in that area during chemical or electrochemical processes.
the wax preparation used to protect the glass surface from the acid used during the Acid Etching process; surfaces not covered with the resist are etched by the acid (see Acid etching).
The substance applied to a printing ground to prevent adhesion or another substance, such as ink.
A protective coating that will keep another material from attaching or coating something, as in solder resist, plating resist, or photoresist.
The acid-proof material used to protect metal when etching. For strong acids a common resist is asphaltum. For a weaker substance like ferric chloride, nail polish can be used as a resist.
the energy-sensitive material into which the mask pattern is transferred by incident energy (also called photoresist)
Probably there are resists for other media too, but generally "resists" are used with water-based media. A resist is usually gum or wax based and "resists" water, so it is used to preserve certain areas from being colored by the watercolor paint. There are removable resists, such as masking fluid, and non-removable, such as a wax crayon. When using the latter, what you often end up with is a "mixed-media" painting.
Substance applied to plate to protect it from acid while etching metal plate. Also called a "ground".
The coating which protects those parts of the steel plate not required to be etched away when manufacturing thin die plates and some rotary tools.
Any material applied to the glass to protect it from the etching process.
A material which is used to coat the substrate and is then selectively cured to form an impervious layer.
means what it says . There are numerous ways of resisting on fabric. A physical resist might be string or rubber bands that are wrapped so tightly they keep dye from penetrating the cloth. A liquid resist can also be applied to the fabric's surface - flour paste and Elmer's Glue are two very simple products that can be applied to cloth. Once dry, the surface gets an application of thin paint or dye and it colors only the areas not blocked by the resist. When that dries, the resist is washed off. The remaining pattern is a combination of the cloth color prior to the resist and paint/dye application, and the color added last.
A coating material that is used to mask or protect selected areas of a circuit board from etching or plating processes.
A material that is impervious to or "resists" attack by etchant.
Coating material used to mask or to protect selected areas of a pattern from the action of an etchant, solder, or plating.
1. A substance applied to a substrate to prevent the uptake or fixation of a dye in a subsequent operation. Note: The substance can function by forming a mechanical barrier, by reacting chemically with the dye or substrate, or by altering conditions (e.g., pH value) locally so that development cannot occur. Imperfect preparation of the substrate may cause a resist as a fault. 2. In printing plate or roller making, a coating of, for example, light-hardened gelatine which protects from the action of the etching solution those areas of the plate or roller which are not required to be etched.
A material or method in which a coating such as wax or oil is applied to bisqued or glazed ware to prevent a glaze applied on top of the resist from adhering to the clay or glaze underneath. The resist burns off during firing. Any material that is applied to a surface before dyeing or printing to prevent absorption of the dye into the covered or resisted area.
A substance applied to a surface to prevent ink or paint from taking to it.
protective but removable layer applied to a surface in the form of a pattern or image. Used to prevent chemicals solutions reaching covered areas.
A light-hardened stencil used in photomechanics to prevent etching of non-printing areas on a printing plate.
Stencil hardened by light and used on printing plates to prevent etching of non-printing areas.
