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Engineering Division

Spin Processors

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A spin processor is a piece of equipment used to carry out surface treatment by dripping chemical solution while rotating wafers one at a time. IGBT power semiconductors manufactured using this equipment are electronic devices indispensable to electric and hybrid vehicles, and play a vital role in driving motors and charging and discharging batteries.

Product lineup

■MSE Series spin etchers

  • Compatible with silicon etching and all kinds of metal etching after backgrinding
  • IR system (real-time) and EL system (rate management) can be selected as wafer thickness end detection functions
    (PAT: JP4364242)
  • Simultaneous rinsing of front and rear surfaces is possible by stabilizing warped thin wafers with fin chucks
    (PAT: JP4625495)
  • Stable handling of thin wafers is possible with a “hanging hand”
  • Efficient chemical solution separation and recovery function
    (PAT: JP4257816)

■MSC Series spin cleaners

  • Supports various types of cleaning including resist stripping, polymer residue removal, and metal impurity cleaning
  • 2 fluid cleaning, ultrasonic cleaning function, addition of ozone
  • Compatible with simultaneous cleaning of front and rear surfaces

MSE4000/MSC4000

MSE4000/MSC4000
  • 2 chamber treatment
  • Compatible with 6- and 8-inch wafers
  • Temperature control and recovery cycle are possible for up to 2 chemical solutions

MSE5000/MSC5000

MSE5000/MSC5000
  • 2 chamber treatment
  • Compatible with 8- and 12-inch wafers
  • Temperature control and recovery cycle are possible for up to 2 chemical solutions

MSE6000/MSC6000

MSE6000/MSC6000
  • 4 chamber treatment
  • Compatible with 6- and 8-inch wafers
  • Temperature control and recovery cycle are possible for up to 2 chemical solutions

MSE9000/MSC9000

MSE9000/MSC9000
  • 8 chamber treatment
  • Compatible with 12-inch wafers
  • Temperature control and recovery cycle are possible for up to 2 chemical solutions
▶Introduction to mixed acids for spin etchers