Is there interested in teflon prototyping boards?

[patriz]

I'm thinking to do some point to point circuit and I think as teflon as support material as this would help in complex schematics assembly, if there is enough interest to make up the minimun order I have a company that can try them but they need to know what kind of teflon with dielectric factor, thickness etc..
Gio

[tiroth]

Have they told you how many zeroes will be in the cost yet?

Incidentally, I thought teflon was known for having pads/traces that are very easily lifted. Probably a poor choice for prototyping.

[Variac]

Since he is talking about point to point I think he wants a sheet of teflon with lots of holes on it. Like Veroboard I think its called?Not traces I think.

It would be helpful to give a approximate price for different sizes quantities. I for instance, would be interested, but it totally depends on the price. I was thinking of using something like this to hardwire a Pass Balanced preamp, but if it costs more than just buying the PCBs I might not bother.

[patriz]

Originally posted by Variac
Since he is talking about point to point I think he wants a sheet of teflon with lots of holes on it. Like Veroboard I think its called?Not traces I think.

It would be helpful to give a approximate price for different sizes quantities. I for instance, would be interested, but it totally depends on the price. I was thinking of using something like this to hardwire a Pass Balanced preamp, but if it costs more than just buying the PCBs I might not bother.

Yes this is what I meant. I'll ask them a quote , before that I must find out which teflon types is best suitable.
gio

[analog_sa]

What are you going to solder on? I have been using teflon boards with brass standoffs bolted to them with generally good results. Not very elegant but certainly better sounding than fibreglass boards.