PCB Material Data For Rogers R/fl ex CRYSTAL® 7500 Series Circuit Materials

This datasheet is made available for informational purposes only. For more information, such as processing guidance and full range of material options, this page includes design guidance that can help you start a new PCB project. For specific processing documentation and additional information, please visit the manufacturer's website.

Datasheet List Material Search Tool




How to Use Rogers R/fl ex CRYSTAL® 7500 Series Circuit Materials

The Rogers R/flex CRYSTAL® 7500 Series Circuit Materials are designed for constructing single and double-sided flexible circuitry, making them suitable for a wide range of applications that require dynamic flexibility and high density circuitry. These materials include Apical® NP film-based laminates with rolled annealed copper foil and coversheets, which are particularly advantageous due to their inherent flame retardant performance, superior adhesion, and resistance to harsh processing chemicals. The clarity of the adhesive also supports automated processing and assembly, which is crucial for high-precision manufacturing environments.

When building a PCB stackup using the R/flex CRYSTAL® 7500 Series, it's important to consider the available configurations and specifications to ensure compatibility with your design requirements. The material is available in various copper weights (1/3, 1/2, 1, or 2 oz./ft²) and polyimide film thicknesses (0.5mil or 1mil). The standard laminate adhesive thickness is 0.6 mil nominal, which can be critical for ensuring the mechanical stability and electrical performance of the PCB.

For storage and handling, the R/flex CRYSTAL® 7500 series should be stored at 40-45°F (4-7°C) in their original packaging to retain their properties for a minimum of nine months from the date of manufacture. If stored at 60°F (16°C), the shelf life reduces to three months. Proper storage conditions are essential to maintain the material's quality and performance capabilities.

Key considerations for using Rogers R/flex CRYSTAL® 7500 Series Circuit Materials in your PCB stackup include:

  • Choosing the appropriate copper weight and polyimide film thickness based on your circuit's current carrying capacity and flexibility requirements.
  • Ensuring the adhesive thickness suits your application, particularly if high dimensional stability and peel strength are required.
  • Adhering to recommended storage conditions to preserve material properties and performance.
  • Considering the flame retardant and transparent adhesive properties for applications requiring safety certifications and automated optical inspections.
Start Your Project



Related Resources


cover image

PCB Materials Datasheets


Datasheets for PCB materials we often use in client projects.

cover image

PCB Material Search


Find the perfect PCB laminate material, powered by PCB Directory.

PCB material selection

PCB Material Selection Guide

By ZM Peterson • Jan 22, 2025

This guide covers material properties, application-specific selection, and key considerations for high-voltage, RF, high-speed digital, and HDI PCBs.



Ready to work with NWES?
Contact us today for a consultation.

Contact Us Today

Our Clients and Partners