[labnetwork] question about resizing 200mm wafers down to 100mm

[Pramod C Karulkar]

A company in Pasadena, California,  Crystal Mark,  sold a small machine 
to do this.  They used to do service.  See:  Wafer Coring and contouring 
at http://www.crystalmarkinc.com/applications/water-processing

Normally the job involves going from a larger diameter (8" or 6") to 
smaller diameter (6', 4" or 3").  Getting two tiny wafers  from one 
large wafer might be difficult on a lathe-like machine that is normally 
used for this kind of job.   However, it is not impossible.   You may 
have to develop a jig specific to your needs.
Good luck.
Pramod Karulkar

  
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<http://www.crystalmarkinc.com/applications/water-processing>
On 3/12/2013 6:50 AM, Benes Zdenek wrote:
> Hi,
>
> terribly sorry for this unsolicited email, but would any of you know a 
> good reference for a company, that does wafer resizing from 200mm to 
> 100mm wafers? ideally 2 small wafers from one large one, they would 
> also apply protective resist coating on both sides, and round the 
> edges afterwards?
>
> preferably, on the Swiss side of the Atlantic ocean :-)
>
> thanks a lot for the tips
>
> sincerely
>
> zdenek
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