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    CFM Technologies Full Flow CFM8050

    CFM Technologies Full Flow CFM8050 Photo Resist Processing

    • Manufacturer: CMP Technologies

    Quantity 6 Tools available Set up for 8 Inch wafer processing With SMIF Load ports. Vintage 1995 Still Installed in FAB M/C 2,3,4, was used for frontend (pre-poly) pre- furnace cleans and was designated an undope...

    Trim, Ireland
  • PCB Unloader Machine GT-400UL

    PCB Unloader Machine GT-400UL

    • Manufacturer: GTSMT

    Pcb unloader machine to unload the pcb from the smt line it can store up to 50 pcs in a single magazine. We offer dual magazines with a standard machine the standard size is 300 * 300 mm PCB. We also provide cust...

    $2,000 USD
    Guangdong, China
  • Applied Materials Mirra

    Applied Materials Mirra

    • Manufacturer: Amat

    The Applied Materials Mirra CMP Tool is a Dry In – Wet Out (DI-WO) type of CMP machine which incorporates three polishing platens. The four wafer carriers are supported by a carousel transfer mechanism that moves...

    Chandler, AZ

Overview

Semiconductor processing equipment is used in the manufacturing of semiconductor devices. This category includes machines for wafer fabrication, such as photolithography, etching, and deposition equipment. These tools are crucial for producing integrated circuits and other semiconductor components that are essential in computing, communications, and various electronic devices.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used semiconductor processing equipment?

Evaluate the equipment's age, condition, and any previous usage history. Ensure it is compatible with your existing systems and processes. Check for maintenance records and any available warranties.

How do I ensure the semiconductor processing equipment is shipped safely?

Work with a shipping company experienced in handling delicate and high-value industrial equipment. Ensure proper packaging and crating to protect the equipment during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for semiconductor processing equipment?

Regular maintenance involves routine checks, cleaning, and calibration according to the manufacturer's guidelines. Specific schedules vary by equipment type but typically include monthly, quarterly, and annual tasks.