Used SEMITOOL 280S #151758 for sale

SEMITOOL 280S is a photoresist equipment that is used to develop and apply thin films of photoresist to a substrate. It is a high-performance system, designed to meet the most demanding photolithography requirements. The unit is comprised of several components, including a recirculating tray, a spinning wet table, and an LCD monitor, as well as two stages for substrate positioning. Additionally, 280S includes several software modules to help optimize photoresist processing and perform detailed analyses. The recirculating tray, which serves as the wet table, can hold up to four substrate cassettes simultaneously, allowing for efficient processing. The tray holds and gently spins each substrate, aiding in the uniform application of the photoresist film. The LCD monitor provides a user-friendly interface with which to control the machine, allowing for precise adjustment of resist application and development parameters. Additionally, the monitor provides a variety of analytical data and visual tracking of the liquid photoresist for quality control. Furthermore, the two stages for substrate positioning facilitate precise alignment and placement of components. The stages can be adjusted within a three-dimensional plane and employ high-resolution sensors to ensure accurate placement. SEMITOOL 280S also includes various software modules to maximize results and ensure consistency. PathTracer is a program that can be used to create optimized batches of films, while QFlo is an analysis software suite designed to measure and monitor the properties of photoresists over time. The ECDB module allows for detailed database management, including performance tracking and customization of settings for specific substrates. The photoresist tool is equipped with the necessary features to create precise and repeatable results, making it suitable for many applications, including MEMs, LED, and IoT device manufacturing. Additionally, it is a compact and easy-to-use asset, making it an ideal choice for laboratory, quality control, and research settings.