Used DISCO DFD 640 #9036769 for sale

DISCO DFD 640 is a high-performance, multi-axis scribing and dicing machine used in the semiconductor and other industries. The scribing and dicing process is a necessary operation in semiconductor and other industries, enabling the manufacture of complex parts with high precision. It is a fast and accurate way to cut grooves and patterns into semiconductor substrates. DISCO DFD640 has two main motors and a wide range of adjustments and peripherals that enable it to process a variety of materials, including silicon and ceramics. The high-efficiency, built-in synchronizing control equipment allows the mechanism to process substrates with the highest accuracy and control. The machine has a long life expectancy and can be used in either manual or automatic modes. It also has long service intervals, so it can be used for many years with minimal maintenance. DFD 640 is one of the most popular systems of its type due to its precision and speed. The scribing and dicing process is based on a light-evoked hologram process. Its overlay accuracy is up to 0.001 mm, and its cutting accuracy can reach 0.002 mm. The scribing and dicing process uses laser technology to generate a beam that is projected onto the substrate, making it possible to control variables such as the beam size, shape, and power. DFD640 is also equipped with a built-in FDC (Focal Data Controller) system, which helps ensure the accuracy and consistency of the scribing and dicing process. The high-grade, high-speed motor also helps minimize vibrations and ensure a fast, accurate cutting process. In addition, the unit is equipped with air straightener blades that reduce air resistance during the cutting process. This makes it possible to cut at faster speeds, resulting in fewer mistakes and a lower cost of production. Overall, DISCO DFD 640 is an efficient, high-precision scribing and dicing machine capable of quickly and accurately processing a variety of materials. Its precision, speed, and accuracy make it ideal for many industries, particularly the semiconductor industry, where a high level of accuracy is required.