Used TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON Mark 8 #9090357 for sale

TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON Mark 8 is a photoresist equipment used in the semiconductor industry for patterning integrated circuits. It is a fully automated system that is capable of depositing, exposing, and developing a range of different resists. TEL MARK8 comprises a chamber that houses the resists and other materials to be patterned. This chamber is connected to a wafer stage, which holds the wafer during the patterning process. The resists and materials are introduced into the chamber through a vertical injector unit. They are then distributed over the wafer surface using a flat deposition process. The material can also be distributed using a spin-coating method if required. Once the resists and other materials are in place on the wafer, TOKYO ELECTRON MARK-8 is ready to begin its photoresist patterning process. This process starts by exposing the wafer to an ultraviolet light source. The intensity of the light source is adjustable, allowing for the creation of different patterns on the wafer surface. The exposure can be done singularly, or multiple exposures can be combined to form more complex patterns. After exposure, the resist is developed with the aid of a solution, and if necessary, a solvent can be used to strip away any residues from the wafer surface. This leaves behind the precise patterns created by MARK8. The patterns created by TEL Mark 8 can be used to create efficient integrated circuit devices. TOKYO ELECTRON MARK8 is a highly reliable and precise machine, and is also easy to use and maintain, making it an attractive option for semiconductor manufacturers. It can work with a wide variety of resists and materials and is capable of creating intricate patterns that are suitable for use in creating advanced integrated circuits.