Vacuum Chuck (More) Vacuum Chuck was mainly made of porous ceramic and frame. It can also be called Porous Ceramic Vacuum Chuck, and it has two features.
1. Vacuum Chuck can absorb the workpieces in working progress.
2. Vacuum Chuck can up-floating the workpieces by working with air floating stage and non-touch transfer system.
Theory
1. When the airflow setting is sending out of ceramic (negative vacuum pressure), it can absorb the workpieces.
2. When the airflow setting is sending in of ceramic (positive vacuum pressure), it can blow up the workpieces or no-contacting with ceramic.
Application
Semi-conductor Industrial can use on:
1. Wafer Transportation
2. Wafer Dicing
3. Laser Dicing
4. Wafer Grinding
5. Wafer Cleaning
Optoelectronics Industrial can use on:
1. Pick and Place Chuck
2. Bonding the Platform
3. Air Float Axis
4. Non-Touch Transfer PlatformVacuum Chuck's Features
1. Can absorb the warped or hollowed-out workpieces
2. Can absorb a variety of different size
3. The minimum pore size can reach 2μm, and its delicate flat can contact with workpieces without leaving any scratch
4. Excellent mechanical strength
5. Can operate at high temperature
6. Antistatic
7. Chemical Resistance
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About flatness/parallelism Generally, vacuum chucks must have a frame and porous ceramics to meet the requirements of flatness/parallelism. It will also vary depending on the material of the frame. The material of the frame can be divided into 4 types, aluminum, stainless steel, granite and engineering plastic. LONGYI can provide customized services.
AboutPorous Ceramic
For porous ceramic, the microstructure is made up of small crystals called grains. In general, the smaller the grain size, the stronger and denser is the ceramic material. The wide variety of applications for porous ceramic materials results from their unique properties. In many respects, these properties cannot be achieved by other materials.
Processing
What is the future of porous ceramic? For many years, the presence of porosity in ceramics was often seen to be problematic and a significant scientific effort was made to devise processing routes that produced ceramics with zero porosity. An exception to this philosophy was the refractory industry, in which it was understood that the presence of porosity is critical in controlling thermal conductivity. Challenge The challenge now is for materials scientists to produce ceramics with the porosity of any fraction, shape, and size. This also leads to new directions in the scientific understanding of the porous structures field.
Porous Ceramic Material