Used TOKYO OHKA Equipment for sale

TOKYO OHKA, founded in Tokyo, Japan in 1951, is a global renowned company that specializes in producing high-quality equipment for the semiconductor and electronics industries. With over 70 years of experience, the company is a leader in providing cutting-edge solutions for etching, ashing, and other critical processes in semiconductor manufacturing. One of TOKYO OHKA's flagship products are etchers, also known as plasma etching systems. These etchers utilize plasma technology to precisely remove material from the surface of semiconductor wafers, enabling the creation of intricate patterns and structures required for integrated circuits (ICs). With their advanced process control capabilities, TOKYO OHKA's etchers offer industry-leading accuracy and high production throughput. Additionally, the company specializes in ashers, which are used for the removal of photoresist materials from IC wafers. TOKYO OHKA's ashers employ innovative technologies such as plasma ashing and resist stripping to efficiently remove unwanted material without damaging the delicate circuitry. These ashers are designed to deliver high performance and superior reliability, meeting the exacting demands of semiconductor manufacturers worldwide. TOKYO OHKA's commitment to research and development allows them to consistently introduce advanced solutions that push the boundaries of semiconductor manufacturing. Their extensive portfolio also includes wet and dry cleaners, inspection systems, and chemical delivery systems, all geared towards enhancing production workflows while maintaining stringent quality standards. Driven by a customer-centric approach, TOKYO OHKA has built a strong global presence, serving major semiconductor manufacturers across Asia, Europe, and North America. With their reliable and high-performance products, the company continues to empower the semiconductor industry, driving technological advancements and enabling the development of cutting-edge electronic devices that power our modern world.