Used TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON ACT 8 #9281476 for sale

TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON ACT 8 is a photoresist equipment that is extensively used in the electronics industry in both photolithography and direct imaging processes. The system is a fully automated, programmable unit that provides users with the capability of processing a large variety of substrates. TEL ACT 8 consists of a vacuum processing chamber, a pattern recognition station, and a process control center. The vacuum processing chamber is made up of two parts, the cathode and the anode, which are connected to a substrate holder. The vacuum processing chamber is designed to provide a consistent and precise chamber environment for the photolithographic process. The machine is designed with a chemically resistant aluminum chamber liner to protect the substrate from oxidation or contamination from other chemicals that may be present in the environment. The pattern recognition station works with a programmed CAD file that is loaded onto the tool. Based on the CAD design, the asset will then generate a pattern library that is used during the photolithography process. The pattern recognition software can also be used to detect microscopic variations to a master pattern, allowing for adjustments to be made between the original pattern and the final product. The process control center provides users with a means of chemical bath control and substrate movement control. The control center allows users to fine-tune chemical concentrations and temperatures according to the desired chemical etching or deposition process. This permits the user to control the exact physical properties of the substrates that are to be fabricated from within the chamber. The model can be used to process substrates such as glass, silicon, silica, and quartz. The equipment is extremely accurate, allowing for extremely precise deposition processes that other machines fail to reproduce. The system is designed to be user friendly, allowing both professional and casual users to quickly and easily adjust the process settings for various substrates. In conclusion, TOKYO ELECTRON ACT 8 is an advanced, high-technology photoresist unit designed for use in the photolithographic and direct imaging processes in the electronics industry. The machine provides a reliable and precise environment in which to process a variety of substrates, with excellent control over the exact physical properties of the final product. This tool provides increased accuracy and consistency, and is user friendly, making it an ideal asset for those in the electronics industry.