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The 0040-09004 Bellows is a critical component specifically designed for P5000 semiconductor manufacturing systems. It plays a vital role in ensuring vacuum integrity and flexibility during wafer processing. Engineered with high-quality materials, this bellows is built for long-term performance and reliability in demanding etching and deposition environments.
Specifications Table
Parameter | Details | Remarks |
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Part Name | Bellows | |
Model Number | 0040-09004 | |
Compatible Equipment | P5000 System | Applied Materials (AMAT) tool |
Material | High-Grade Stainless Steel or Alloy | Corrosion-resistant and durable |
Function | Vacuum Seal and Flexibility Support | Ensures process stability |
Application | Vacuum Systems in Wafer Processing | Supports etching and deposition |
Process Type | Etching, Deposition | Semiconductor manufacturing |
Key Features
Exceptional Vacuum Integrity
Maintains a stable vacuum seal essential for high-precision wafer processing.Flexible Design
Allows for movement and adjustment without compromising vacuum stability or system reliability.Robust Material Construction
Built with corrosion-resistant materials to withstand harsh chemical and thermal environments.Seamless Compatibility
Optimized for Applied Materials' P5000 systems, ensuring a perfect fit and hassle-free installation.
Applications
Compatible Equipment
- Applied Materials P5000 System
- Vacuum Etching and Deposition Tools
Primary Usage Scenarios
- Maintaining vacuum integrity in plasma etching systems
- Supporting flexible connections in CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) processes
Product Advantages
- High Durability: Resistant to wear, corrosion, and high temperatures, ensuring long service life.
- Precise Engineering: Designed for seamless integration into P5000 systems to minimize downtime.
- Reliable Performance: Provides consistent support and vacuum sealing for enhanced wafer processing efficiency.

