Used JEOL JFC-1600 #293621202 for sale

JEOL JFC-1600 is an advanced photoresist equipment designed for use in semiconductor production. It is a crucial part of the fabrication process used to form precision components and features on semiconductor chips. This photoresist system features an exposure source that provides a highly collimated light to expose a wafer surface with a specific pattern. This light source is precisely configurable to ensure a precise amount of light exposure for a consistent pattern accuracy. The exposure source is backed by a motorized wafer stage allowing for multiple wafer exposure with precision placement and accurate exposure times. This exposure unit uses a advanced variable focus lens with adjustable spot size and advanced variable focus elements for precise control of focus, chromatic aberration and distortion. The machine can handle semiconductor wafers up to 8 inches in diameter, with an adjustable spacing between exposure sites. The exposure site size is adjustable and can range from 500 microns to 70 microns. The exposure source can feature up to four adjustable exposure source lines, allowing for multi-step exposure. For efficient operation and understanding, the tool includes visuals of the exposure settings and operations, highlighted on the internal LCD display. This allows for efficient parameter adjustment, management and monitoring. The asset is also IP protected and can be connected to a local Ethernet environment for remote monitoring and management. For safety purposes, the model includes safety guards and covers that activate when the equipment is in use. This system is equipped with automatic exposure interruption to prevent over-exposure of the wafer surface. Finally, the unit includes a dedicated clean-room air conditioning machine to reduce contamination at the wafer surface. The high performance and efficiency of this photoresist tool make it the perfect tool for almost any semiconductor production application. It is a cost-effective and reliable option for anyone looking to produce high-precision semiconductor chips.