InnoMax introduces next generation Spin Etcher using innovative robotics' thin wafer handling solution
Santa Clara, Calif. (BUSINESS WIRE) - After years of success with their first generation Enhanced Spin Etcher (ESE?), InnoMax, a leading Korean single-wafer spin etch systems, recently launched their next generation product, ESE?-Thin, to meet the emerging thin wafer processing market. Innomax has filled their first order at one of the major semiconductor manufacturers in Korea.
"The ESE? family provides 1-4 chambers of non-contact process chucks for front- and back-side processing, such as stress relief, polymer removal, oxide/recess etching and solder gold bump. To stay competitive, we constantly strive for price performance improvement," said J.S. Kwon, Director, Global Sales Division at InnoMax. "We chose to collaborate with Innovative Robotics to break through the thin wafer handling barriers that our previous partner couldn't.
Innovative Robotics proved to us that they are a unique, agile solution provider who can respond quickly to time-constrained projects like this.
They took less than three months to develop an integrated Bernoulli/electrical edge grip solution which they combined with their flipping capability to handle sub-100 micron thin wafers."
Walter Henry, President of Innovative Robotics, emphasizes this solution's strengths: "We understand the difficulties of dealing with thin wafers, especially when a flipping motion is required.
Thanks to our modular system architecture, we could quickly offer a fully integrated flipping 5th-axis with a Bernoulli handler that would meet our customer's requirements. The intelligent sensor-guided electrical edge gripping mechanism offers contactless wafer handling that prevents wafer breakage and chipping often caused by pneumatic edge grippers.
Furthermore, the modularity of the handler design makes it readily adaptable to other substrate shapes, sizes, and process such as PV cell production.
InnoMax is a supplier of wafer cleaning and wet etch systems that are both feature rich and price competitive. Established in 2005, with 75 employees, its headquarters are located at 471-14, Song Jung-Ri, Mado-Myun, Hwa sung-City, kyung gi-Do, 429-450 Korea. Phone: +82-(0)31-366-9631, Fax: +82-(0)31-366-9632.
Email: jskwon@inno-max.co.kr
Web: www.inno-max.co.kr Innovative Robotics, a division of Ocean Bay and Lake Company, is a designer, developer, and supplier of precision robotic equipment and factory interfaces for semiconductor, nano-technology, (LCD/LED), biotech, and photovoltaic/PV industries.
Company Headquarters are located at 3241 Keller Street, Santa Clara, CA 95054. Phone: (408) 200-8345 Fax: (408)200-8351 Email: fjan@innovativerobotics.com Web: www.innovativerobotics.com Innovative RoboticsFeisa Jan, +1-408-623-4301 or InnoMaxJ S Kwon, +82-(0)16-9553-5385
Santa Clara, Calif. (BUSINESS WIRE) - After years of success with their first generation Enhanced Spin Etcher (ESE?), InnoMax, a leading Korean single-wafer spin etch systems, recently launched their next generation product, ESE?-Thin, to meet the emerging thin wafer processing market. Innomax has filled their first order at one of the major semiconductor manufacturers in Korea.
"The ESE? family provides 1-4 chambers of non-contact process chucks for front- and back-side processing, such as stress relief, polymer removal, oxide/recess etching and solder gold bump. To stay competitive, we constantly strive for price performance improvement," said J.S. Kwon, Director, Global Sales Division at InnoMax. "We chose to collaborate with Innovative Robotics to break through the thin wafer handling barriers that our previous partner couldn't.
Innovative Robotics proved to us that they are a unique, agile solution provider who can respond quickly to time-constrained projects like this.
They took less than three months to develop an integrated Bernoulli/electrical edge grip solution which they combined with their flipping capability to handle sub-100 micron thin wafers."
Walter Henry, President of Innovative Robotics, emphasizes this solution's strengths: "We understand the difficulties of dealing with thin wafers, especially when a flipping motion is required.
Thanks to our modular system architecture, we could quickly offer a fully integrated flipping 5th-axis with a Bernoulli handler that would meet our customer's requirements. The intelligent sensor-guided electrical edge gripping mechanism offers contactless wafer handling that prevents wafer breakage and chipping often caused by pneumatic edge grippers.
Furthermore, the modularity of the handler design makes it readily adaptable to other substrate shapes, sizes, and process such as PV cell production.
InnoMax is a supplier of wafer cleaning and wet etch systems that are both feature rich and price competitive. Established in 2005, with 75 employees, its headquarters are located at 471-14, Song Jung-Ri, Mado-Myun, Hwa sung-City, kyung gi-Do, 429-450 Korea. Phone: +82-(0)31-366-9631, Fax: +82-(0)31-366-9632.
Email: jskwon@inno-max.co.kr
Web: www.inno-max.co.kr Innovative Robotics, a division of Ocean Bay and Lake Company, is a designer, developer, and supplier of precision robotic equipment and factory interfaces for semiconductor, nano-technology, (LCD/LED), biotech, and photovoltaic/PV industries.
Company Headquarters are located at 3241 Keller Street, Santa Clara, CA 95054. Phone: (408) 200-8345 Fax: (408)200-8351 Email: fjan@innovativerobotics.com Web: www.innovativerobotics.com Innovative RoboticsFeisa Jan, +1-408-623-4301 or InnoMaxJ S Kwon, +82-(0)16-9553-5385
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