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A spin etcher holds a single wafer on a spinning chuck and dispenses etchant chemicals onto the wafer surface while it rotates. The rotation distributes the chemistry evenly and controls the etch rate through process parameters such as spin speed and chemical composition. After the etch step, the wafer is typically rinsed and dried within the same tool.
The rotating platform allows the tool to handle processes that require good within-wafer uniformity, such as photoresist stripping and silicon etching in certain chemical solutions. Applications extend to surface texturing and the preparation of wafers for subsequent bonding or packaging steps.
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No specifications for the SEZ SP 201 Spin are on record.
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Last updated Sep 24, 2026.
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