May 29, 2013 . H-Square Corporationwww.h-square.comPlease contact us with any questions at: [email protected]© 2013 H-Square CorporationHigh Performance WAFER Handling Prod...
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Manual Probe Stations are designed for precision analysis of WAFERs up to 150/200/300 mm. They are easy to use and may be configured to support a variety of applications. Manual Probe Station for On-WAFER Measurements up to 150mm Probe Station, 200mm Probe Station| 300mm Probe Station.
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Tabletop manual top-bottom (180° – 0°) EZ Guide™ aligner accurately bulk aligns WAFER flats. ESD-safety controlled with static dissipative materials grounding both the WAFER and cassette. Features quick-disconnect roller assembly for simple maintenance and cleaning.
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50 or 76mm Mechanical Pick $ 504.00 50 and 76mm Mechanical Pick w/ “Spatula” $ 590.00 100 and 125mm Mechanical Pick $ 504.00 100 and 125mm Mechanical Pick w/ “Spatula”
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1.1 Scope of the Manual This instruction manual contains important information regarding the installation, operation and maintenance of Jamesbury® WAFER-Sphere high performance butterfly valves, 3” - 14” (DN 80 - 350) Series 815W and 815L, Model A & B, 3” - 12” (DN 80 - 300) Series 830W, 830L, 860W, 860L, Model A.
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Nov 13, 2014 . The manual single WAFER presenter lifts a desired WAFER by use of an anodized aluminum arm with an Ultem WAFER holder for individual inspection. The manual single WAFER presenter lift feature is controlled by stainless steel left handles and index arms combined with anodized aluminum and a clean room-grade bearing slide for smooth operation and long life.
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Nov 12, 2014 . The manual notch aligner enables manual aligning WAFER notches in an up/down position. This manual notch aligner can also accommodate multiple plastic, teflon and metal carriers, and include boat positioning blocks to ensure proper alignment.
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4" Inch Butterfly Valve WAFER Type 200PSI Ductile iron body DI disc Buna-N Seat. $39.90. $15.00 shipping. or Best Offer. 76 sold. Pratt WFR Manual Iron WAFER Butterfly Valve 150 …
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Up to 6″ WAFER capability standard. Trims tape to the edge of the WAFER including the flats, within .005″. Manual tape feed. Manual tape tensioner. Compatible with standard or interleaved tape. Vacuum stage WAFER hold-down. Built in cutter tape separation systems. Captive roller assembly assures consistent WAFER/film frame contact pressure.
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They may be configured to support a wide variety of applications such as Failure Analysis, Design Validation/IC Engineering, WAFER Level Reliability, High Power, Device Characterization, MEMS and Signal Integrity as well.
WAFER Handling • WAFERs are never handled directly by hand. – Only WAFER tweezers or vacuum wands contact WAFERs in process. • WAFER tweezers: – Have a sharpened scoop, shovel, or blade end which is designed to slide underneath the rounded edge of a WAFER. – Have a blunt pincer or foot which clamps the WAFER against the blade.
Keeping WAFERs Clean While In Process • Most air flow in a clean room is down. • Gravity also sends suspended particles in the air down. • WAFERs that are face-up will accumulate more particulate contamination than WAFERs which are face-down. • 2 solutions: – Place WAFERs in process (WIP) face down in WAFER trays while in
– WAFER cassettes are used to load a set of WAFERs into many different types of processing equipment. To index the cassette to the handler, an H-bar is located on the BOTTOM of each cassette. – The good (top) side of each WAFER should face AWAY from the H-bar. • Cassette material matters! – Use only PFA cassettes for wet etching or cleaning.
Keeping WAFERs Clean While In Process • Most air flow in a clean room is down. • Gravity also sends suspended particles in the air down. • WAFERs that are face-up will accumulate more particulate contamination than WAFERs which are face-down. • 2 solutions: – Place WAFERs in process (WIP) face down in WAFER trays while in
WAFER Handling • WAFERs are never handled directly by hand. – Only WAFER tweezers or vacuum wands contact WAFERs in process. • WAFER tweezers: – Have a sharpened scoop, shovel, or blade end which is designed to slide underneath the rounded edge of a WAFER. – Have a blunt pincer or foot which clamps the WAFER against the blade.
– WAFER cassettes are used to load a set of WAFERs into many different types of processing equipment. To index the cassette to the handler, an H-bar is located on the BOTTOM of each cassette. – The good (top) side of each WAFER should face AWAY from the H-bar. • Cassette material matters! – Use only PFA cassettes for wet etching or cleaning.