
Wafer Ring Frame
Holds the wafer from tape mounting through die pickup.
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From magazines and wafer cassettes to bonding tools and process jigs.
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PSMP, a maker of precision parts for semiconductor equipment since 1999, supplies consumables for back-end lines. From the slots strips pass through, to the rings tape is mounted on, to the grooves wafers sit in, we control every feature to machining tolerances.
About our packaging businessStores leadframe and substrate strips between processes and feeds them to loaders. Choose from stopper-type, cover-type and carriers.
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Ring frames that hold the wafer on dicing tape. Made in 6/8/12-inch sizes to your equipment specifications.
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Stacks 8-inch and 12-inch wafers and ring frames in layers to move them between tools.
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Reflow jigs, die bonder blocks, wire bonder clamps, collets and stencils.
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A perforated carrier that holds and moves several magazines at once.
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Holds the wafer from tape mounting through die pickup.
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Holds ring frames and wafers in layers and feeds them to equipment.
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Stoppers at the openings keep strips from sliding out.
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End covers keep strips from falling out in transit.
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A block that supports the strip at the bonding position and sets its height.
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A window clamp that presses and holds the leadframe during bonding.
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Holds the substrate flat as it passes through the reflow oven.
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Aligns the substrate with pins through flip chip bonding and reflow.
View productSteps where PSMP consumables go directly into the equipment Steps for storage and transfer between processes
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Send whatever you have: your drawing, a sample of the part you use now, or the equipment model name.
We check strip dimensions, slot pitch and loader specifications, then send an approval drawing.
Prototypes machined in-house are installed in your equipment to check for snagging and interference.
History is tracked by approval drawing number, so the same part number is always made to the same specification.
Strip width, length and thickness, slot pitch and count, and equipment model.
Start with the wafer size and the dicing equipment standard name.
Why materials for room-temperature transfer differ from those for high-temperature processes.
