September, 2021 Multiple Plating Systems ClassOne Delivers


EVERGREEN, MT — ClassOne Technology has announced that it has received multiple tool or- ders from one of the world’s largest RF device manufactur- ers. The orders are for Solstice® S8 systems and include the pro-


bers and the semiautomated Sol- stice LT with up to three cham- bers for process development and lower-volume production. The Solstice platform’s flexi-


bility, enabling both plating and surface prep processes on the


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Solstice S8 wafer electroplating system.


prietary GoldPro™ processing chamber for advanced gold plat- ing applications. ClassOne’s Solstice S8 is an eight-chambered, fully-automat- ed single-wafer production tool that delivers high-performance electroplating — as well as wafer surface preparation for a range of processes, including cleaning, metal lift-off, resist strip, UBM etch, and more. The Solstice series also in-


cludes the fully-automated S4 with up to four processing cham-


same tool, can serve to streamline production and optimize ROI. In addition to advanced production equipment, customers depend on ClassOne for a deep level of semi- conductor process experience and technical support which can sig- nificantly shorten their time from start-up to production. Contact: ClassOne Technol-


ogy, Inc., 109 Cooperative Way, Suite 101, Evergreen, MT 59901 % 406-407-7814 E-mail: pr@classone.com Web: www.classone.com


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