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12 Benchtop Lapping Polishingversus6 EC

Lapmaster 12 Benchtop Lapping Polishing, Strasbaugh 6 EC, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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FamilyLapmaster 12 Benchtop Lapping PolishingStrasbaugh 6 EC
Specifications
MakeLapmaster[1]—
Model12[1]—
CategoryCMP[2]—
Type/ApplicationSingle sided[3]—
Plate diameter12 in[3]—
No. of conditioning rings3[4]—
ConfigurationRing lapper[4]50/60 Hz[6]
BaseRigid, lightweight, cast aluminum base[4]—
Standard RPM60 RPM[4]—
RPM range with variable speed drive0-60[4]—
Drive motor - lapper0.5 HP[4]—
Drive motor - polisher0.75 HP[4]—
Length25 in[4]—
Width18 in[4]—
Height24 in[4]—
Estimated shipping weight240 lbs[4]—
Approximate weight135 lbs / 61 kg[5]—
Approximate dimensions24.5 in × 17.5 in × 23.8 in (622 mm × 445 mm × 607 mm)[5]—
Electrical systemVarious voltages; 50/60 Hz; 1 phase and 3 phase to customer specification[5]—
Motor1/3 hp / 0.25 kW motor with gear reducer[5]—
Abrasive feed systemDesigned for water or oil based lapping slurries[5]—
Automatic cycle timerAutomatic digital cycle timer[5]—
Ring configurationRing lapper[4]—
Ring ID4.25 inches[4]—
Phase—3 Phase[6]
Voltage—208 V[6]
Full Load—30 A[6]
Wafer size (inch)—3, 4[7]
Wafer size (mm)—100[8]
Input voltage—208 V[6]
Frequency—50/60 Hz[6]
Full load current—30 A[6]
Motor amps—13.6 A[6]
Conditioning arm sweep zones—10[9]
Pad conditioning zones—20[10]
Control interface—Color touch-screen GUI[10]
Carrier type—ViPRR[10]
Load station—Hydro-Lift[10]
Table and spindle motor control—Closed-loop RPM[10]
Pad conditioning type—In-situ and ex-situ[10]
Typical applications—Si and SiO2 polishing and planarizing[8]
Asset / model—Strasbaugh 6 EC[6]
Power—50/60 Hz, 3 phase, 208 V[6]
Motor current—13.6 motor amps[6]
Wafer size—100 mm[8]
Substrate chucks—3-inch and 4-inch wafers[7]
Functions—Si and SiO2 polishing and planarizing[8]
Programmable controls—fully programmable sweep, downpressure, table speed, time, slurry flow[7]

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  1. [1]Equipment inventory listing
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