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Page 33 PBT Works Enhances HyperSWASH Cleaning System


ROZNOV POD RADHOSTEM, CZECH REPUBLIC — One of the most important new features of the HyperSWASH is its en- larged process chamber, which comes with the same footprint. For users, this means a signifi- cantly higher loading capacity without requiring changes to ex- isting production layouts. As a result, more assemblies can be processed per cleaning cycle, which increases system utiliza- tion and reduces unit costs. In addition, flexible loading with TWINGO frames or COMBO baskets allows for quick adapta- tion to different product sizes and batch sizes. Electronics manufacturers thus benefit from greater flexibility in changing production requirements. A new pushcart system sig-


nificantly simplifies loading and unloading of the system. Opera- tors can change cleaning batches more quickly, thereby reducing


PR Hoffman Introduces Semicon Wafer Carrier


CARLISLE, PA —PR Hoffman, a division of Amtech Systems, Inc., has introduced its new Diamond- Like Coated (DLC) carrier for ad- vanced wafer polishing applica- tions. Designed for the increas- ing demands of semiconductor manufacturing, the new carrier delivers longer service life, im- proved process stability and lower total cost of ownership.


downtime. This increases ma- chine availability and ensures better utilization of the entire cleaning cell. Especially in high- throughput production environ- ments, this increases cleaning capacity without the need to in- vest in additional equipment. The new HyperSWASH re-


lies on a powerful Siemens PLC controller combined with a mod- ern and intuitive HMI user inter- face. This simplifies system oper- ation, reduces training require- ments, and minimizes potential operator errors. At the same time, users gain comprehensive


visibility into all process steps. Another highlight is the au- tomatic and precise dosing of


cleaning chemicals. Together with fully integrated online con- centration monitoring of cleaning chemicals via systems such as ZESTRON EYE or KYZEN Ana- lyst it ensures consistent process conditions and reduces the need for manual intervention. This leads to greater reproducibility of cleaning results and consistently


high cleaning quality. Contact: PBT Works s.r.o., Lesni 2331, 756 61 Roznov pod


HyperSWASH III PCB cleaning system.


Radhostem, Czech Republic % +420-572-153-111 E-mail: info@pbt-works.com Web: www.pbt-works.com


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DLC carrier for wafer polishing applications.


The DLC carrier features a


highly uniform diamond-like car- bon coating that provides excep- tional wear resistance while main- taining the precision required for advanced wafer polishing process- es. A reworkable insert design fur- ther extends carrier life. The DLC carrier is engi-


neered for demanding applica- tions including silicon carbide (SiC), gallium nitride (GaN), photonics and advanced packag- ing, where process stability and long-term durability are essen- tial for achieving high yields. The DLC carrier is available for a variety of wafer polishing plat- forms, wafer types and sizes and can be configured to meet specif-


ic customer requirements. Contact: PR Hoffman, 453


Lincoln Street, Carlisle, PA 17013 % 978-930-4686 Web: www.prhoffman.com


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Superior quality across a broad range of standard and custom products, reliable delivery and extremely responsive customer service are the three main reasons why our customers are so loyal.


For over 79 years we have been focused on these goals. To see for yourself just how responsive we can be, contact ETCO at 1-800-689-3826 or e-mail us at info@etco.com


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