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PCB
2800 SYSTEM FOR UNIFORM, HIGH-RELIABILITY PLASMA PROCESSING
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Concord,
CA - The PCB 2800 plasma treatment system provides
unparalleled process uniformity for Teflon™ activation,
desmear and etchback in high-volume circuit board applications.
Low cost of ownership is realized with compact system
configuration and upgraded features for quick pump-down.
In addition, low gas consumption ensures long-term favorable
economics.
Our latest design includes:
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Increased
process uniformity:
The PCB 2800 system is configured with 14 cells, each
cell holding two 457 x 610 mm (18 x 24 in.) PCB panels
vertically. The consolidation of electrodes from two
sets to one result in improved power distribution for
more efficient and uniform plasma throughout the chamber.
Electrode alignment bars keep the electrodes equally
spaced from cell to cell and within a cell. Equally
spaced cells ensure uniform plasma for treating both
sides of the panel simultaneously, unlike other systems
that require flipping. Non-conductive alignment guides
ensure that panels are held parallel and centered within
the cell, further increasing uniformity.
All aspects of the plasma process - pressure, power,
time, temperature, and gas flow - can be configured
independently to achieve unprecedented treatment uniformity.
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Ultimate
process flexibility:
The PCB 2800 plasma system is configured for either
rigid or flex materials, or both. Switching between
material types is easy; rack and cart assemblies are
quickly exchanged with minimal downtime.
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Improved
ergonomics:
The system redesign eliminated one of the front doors,
reducing footprint dimensions and simplifying PCB panel
loading and unloading. Two rear doors allow easy access
for efficient serviceability.
March
Plasma Systems is the leader in gas plasma technology
for micro- and opto-electronic packaging, PCB, and webbed
material industries. Batch systems are available in several
chamber sizes with multiple-shelf configurations to accommodate
magazines, strips, circuit boards, wafer and process carriers.
In-line systems can support multiple substrates or carriers
per run, and are SMEMA-compatible.
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For
further information contact:
March Plasma Systems (International
Headquarters)
Vicki Worth
March Plasma Systems, Inc.
2470-A Bates Avenue
Concord, CA USA 94520-1122
TEL:
760 930 3324
E-mail:
info@marchplasma.com
Web: http://www.marchplasma.com
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