Used TAYLOR WHARTON 17 K-Series #134833 for sale

TAYLOR WHARTON 17 K-Series Photoresist Equipment is a an industrial-level tool used for the processing of photoresist materials. It is a versatile, economical and reliable tool that can be used for a wide range of photoresist applications, including masking, patterning, contact printing and wafer etching. It is an attractive choice for both small and large production runs. 17 K-Series is constructed with a stainless steel frame, which is corrosion resistant and durable. The pressure-sealed chamber has an advanced temperature control system with a range of 400°F (204°C). Its built-in thermal insulation helps to maintain a consistent temperature. The control panel is user-friendly and consists of programmable parameters for process times and temperatures. The atmosphere within the chamber is controlled using a combination of nitrogen, air and vacuum. The vacuum mode helps to remove air and moisture particles from the vacuum chamber for better results. This feature also helps to improve the surface quality of the photoresist. To ensure safety and accurate measurements, the chamber is equipped with a mineral-insulated thermocouple. TAYLOR WHARTON 17 K-Series is designed for the processing of both soluble and water-soluble photoresist materials. It can be used with a wide range of photoresists, including those based on polyimide, silicone, polymethylmethacrylate, polysulfone and epoxy. The photoresist coating is applied on the substrate by spin coating. The spin coating process is aided by the built-in vibration motor and a two-stage balancing unit. 17 K-Series Photoresist Machine is also equipped with a stepper motor. This enables the operator to set the exposure level, exposure time and the number of exposures required. The tool's settings can be adjusted using the knobs on the control panel or from the supplied software package. TAYLOR WHARTON 17 K-Series Photoresist Asset is designed for use in a variety of industries, including semiconductors, circuit boards and solar cells. With its high temperatures and uniform coating capabilities, the model makes production runs more consistent and efficient. The equipment's advanced features and durability make it a reliable and cost-effective choice for the processing of photoresist materials.