Hello Rahul,
There are several possibilities to approach your problem:
* Wax (solid at Room Temperature) can be spun on with a heated dispense system
and a heated spinner chuck.
* Some Waxes are available /can be dissolved in a solvent and then can be spun
on at Room Temperature like Photo Resist.
During the curing of the wax, the solvent evaporates and the coating acts like a
usual wax.
* There are some dry laminated adhesive tapes available, which debond when
heated. (Revalpha from Nitto Denko or Rexpan from Haeun Chemtec) This process is
however not reversible. - Means that you just can bond and debond once with the
same tape.
EVG produces equipment for all these process schemes that automates the whole
process including wax coating, bonding, debonding and cleaning in a cassette to
cassette manner.
For further information, please check out our web site at www.evgroup.com
Best regards,
Markus Wimplinger
Technology Manager EVG US, Phoenix AZ, m.wimplinger@evgroup.com
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Hello Everyone,
I am looking for a spin on material which can be used for bonding and debonding
and then again bonding like wax. For example Silicon can be bonded using wax,
and can be easily unbonded by heating. This procedure is repeatable. Since I
can't put wax in a very very uniform matter I want some thing which is spin on.
Photoresist won't work since it can't be melted once baked. It can only be
removed but i want something which can be melted again and again.
Rahul Agarwal
Research Assistant
Univ. of south florida, Tampa
fl-33613
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.Hello Bobo,
try pad etch, it works well. There are mixtures with BOE / ethylenglycol/ =
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emicals, if they have pad etch.
good luck
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