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March
Plasma Systems Introduces the
PCB 2800 Plasma Treatment System
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St.
Petersburg, FL - March Plasma Systems introduces the
PCB
2800 gas plasma treatment system that provides superior
performance for Teflon® activation and unparalleled
plasma uniformity for desmear and etchback in high-volume
applications. Low cost of ownership is realized with compact
system configuration and upgraded features for quick pump-down
and increased gas flow. Proprietary software provides
control and monitors critical process parameters.
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Total
process control:
All aspects of the plasma process - pressure, power,
time, temperature, and gas flow - can be configured
independently to achieve unprecedented treatment uniformity.
The PCB 2800 system monitors and adjusts process variables
approximately 10 times per second, triggering an alarm
that pauses the process if any variable deviates from
the specified set points.
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Unparalleled
process visibility:
The system can be programmed to manage multiple applications,
and provides bar coding by lot, part number, custom
fields, and operator ID. Automatic report generation
for analysis of key process variables which are recorded
in one-minute intervals. Reports can be stored, printed
or viewed real time on the system's PC monitor.
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Other
performance enhancements:
- Capacity for 28 boards per batch
- Fast etch rates
- Fast warm-up to operating temperature
March is the leader in gas
plasma technology for PCB, micro- and opto-electronic
packaging, 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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