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    1993 Gasonics L 3200 Asher,

    1993 Gasonics L 3200 Asher, 4", 6"

    • used

    • Manufacturer: GaSonics

    - 2 quartz vacuum chambers - RF power supply - Mass flow controlled gas delivery system - Roughing pumps and pressure control systems (throttle valves) - Electronics control system - Automated robotic wafer ...

    United States
  • GaSonics L3510 Single Wafer Ashing

    GaSonics L3510 Single Wafer Ashing System

    • used

    • Manufacturer: GaSonics

    The GaSonics L3510 is a versatile downstream photoresist removal system, designed for clean, damage-free removal of the most difficult resist structures. Utilizing the production-proven L-Series platform, the L35...

    San Jose, CA
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    TEL U2e-655II upgraded to U2e-855II

    TEL U2e-655II upgraded to U2e-855II Oxide Etcher

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Tokyo Electron - TEL

    TEL U2e-655II upgraded to U2e-855II Oxide Etcher For sale is a TEL U2e-655II upgraded to U2e-855II Oxide Etcher. It is located in Asia. Please check below for the configuration. Configuration: 1) MFC(MASS FLOW CO...

    Trim, Ireland
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    1996 Gasonics L3510

    1996 Gasonics L3510

    • used

    • Manufacturer: GaSonics
    • Model: L3510

    GASONIC L3510 Single Wafer Downstream Photoresist Asher 8” configured (can change to 6” ) Quartz Plasma Tube and Baffles ASTEX Microwave 1.2kw Temperature Controlled Wafer Cooled Aluminum Process Chamber ...

    Asia

Overview

Ashers and etchers are specialized machines used primarily in semiconductor manufacturing and microfabrication processes. Ashers remove photoresist material from semiconductor wafers, while etchers precisely carve out patterns on these wafers to create intricate electronic circuits. They play a crucial role in the production of integrated circuits and other electronic components.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used asher or etcher?

Consider the machine's age, usage history, and overall condition. Check for any signs of wear and tear, and ensure that it has been properly maintained. Also, verify the compatibility with your specific manufacturing process.

How do I ensure the asher or etcher is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized transport service experienced in handling sensitive electronic equipment. Ensure the machine is properly packaged, secured, and protected against environmental factors during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for an asher or etcher?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning and inspecting components, checking for any wear or damage, and ensuring all operating parameters are within the specified range. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals and procedures.