Spin-Coating Temporary Bonding IPA-Soluble Wax Solutions
- 50% solid version (BGL7080) for 5-15 micron spin coating
- 25% solid version (BGL7080-STI) for 2-10 micron spin coating
- Ideal for precision thickness wafer and substrate thinning
- Ideal as protective coating of wafers for KOH and other chemical etching processes
- IPA soluble and carrying solvent for safe and convenient operation
- Water resistance enables cooling for high pressure fast grinding operation
- Withstand hours of high temperature processing of 200 °C under vacuum without degradation
- Simple slip push at elevated temperatures above the melting point of wax bonding
- Reversible bonding and debonding
- Non-silicone and non-contaminating
While traditional waxe used for temporary bonding are petroleum based and must used more aggressive solvents that are objectionable, AIT engineered and provides a series of Iso-propanol (IPA) solution “waxes” in the spin-coating solution or thin-film formats. The operational temperatures of the series of products include up 75°C and up to 125°C.
Properties of AIT BACK-GRINDING and THINNING “WAX” Spin-Coating Solutions
PARAMETER | BGL-7080 | BGL-7080-STI | BGL-7160 |
Release Mechanism-Material and Thickness | Melt and Mechanical Slipping Debonding | Melt and Mechanical Slipping Debonding | Melt and Mechanical Slipping Debonding |
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De-Bonding Temperature and Mechanism |
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Cleaning Media | Iso-propanol (IPA) | Iso-propanol (IPA) | Iso-propanol (IPA) |
Water Jet Resistance | Outstanding | Outstanding | Outstanding |
Note #1: All backgrinding and thinning temporary materials are free of silicones or siloxanes. | |||
Note #2: Anti-static versions are available for all of the UV, heat or peel release temporary bonding. |
Pre-Formed Temporary Bonding IPA-Soluble “Wax” Films
- 12 and 25 micron thick flexible preformed film to melt-bond instantly
- Ideal for precision thickness wafer and substrate thinning
- Ideal for vacuum lamination on wafer surface to protect against the KOH and other chemical etching processes
- IPA soluble and carrying solvent for safe and convenient operation
- Water resistance enables cooling for high pressure fast grinding operation
- Non-silicone and non-contaminating
- Withstand hours of high temperature process of 200 °C under vacuum without degradation
- Reversible temporary bonding that cleans easily with simple Iso-Propanol (IPA)
The same series of Iso-propanol (IPA) solution “waxes” in the spin-coating solution are also available for some operations that preferred to use instant melt-bondable films. The operational temperatures of the series of products also include up 75°C and up to 125°C.
Properties of AIT BACK-GRINDING and THINNING “WAX” Films
PARAMETER | BGF-7160 | BGF-7120 | |
Release Mechanism-Material and Thickness | Melt and Mechanical Slipping Debonding | Melt and Mechanical Slipping Debonding | |
Carrier Support Film and Thickness |
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Thickness of Temporary Bonding Layer |
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Operational Temperature Capability |
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De-Bonding Temperature and Mechanism |
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Cleaning Media | Iso-propanol (IPA) | Iso-propanol (IPA) | |
Water Jet Resistance | Outstanding | Outstanding | |
Note #1: All backgrinding and thinning temporary materials are free of silicones or siloxanes. Reversible temporary bonding with vacuum lamination process of less than minus 14 psi. | |||
Note #2: Anti-static versions are available for this reversible melt-flowable temporary bonding. |
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