Used SEMES Lozix #9236890 for sale

SEMES Lozix is a photoresist equipment that uses light to create patterns on the surface of a substrate. The photoresist is a liquid-form material that can be exposed to light in order to produce a pattern on the surface. This material is usually made of a polymer, acrylate, and a dye. The exposed photoresist is then developed in order to etch the pattern onto the substrate. Lozix system is optimized for patterning materials with a large range of thickness, such as thin metal films, glass, and plastic substrates. Its improved resolution allows it to produce patterns with features as low as 5 μm (0.005 mm). The unit is used for large area patterning as well as for the production of microstructures. Its flexibility and precision make it a suitable tool for medical, electronics, aerospace, and many other industries. The photoresist is typically applied to the substrate via spin coating. This coating is then covered with a light-blocking contact sleeve prior to exposure to light. This sleeve serves to prevent interference from other light sources in the process and ensures uniform exposure of the photoresist. The exposure can be achieved either through direct illumination or by using overlapping images projected by a lens machine. Subsequently, the exposed photoresist is developed in order to obtain a patterned substrate. The development process can be carried out with either positive or negative photoresists, depending on the application. Positive photoresists produce patterns by removing the unexposed material, while negative photoresists work by leaving the exposed material behind. Finally, the patterned substrate is ready for use in its respective applications. SEMES Lozix tool allows for rapid, accurate, and versatile patterning of substrates. It also offers a variety of exposure and development options for customizing patterns according to application requirements. Its flexibility and precision open up a wide range of possibilities for prototyping and small production runs.