Description
Carbide Groove Tips are specifically designed for thin die applications with die thickness ≤0.1mm. Tips used for Thin die applications requires stable vacuum force while maximizing tip to die or device surface contact area.
The design of our Carbide Groove Tips features a central vacuum hole, connected to multiple vacuum channeling grooves on the surface of the tip, which enhance seven and distributed suction force coverage to specific areas of the die or device. Our proprietary groove designs help to hold the thin dies gently and securely during the application process.
Oricus manufactures a wide range of customized CarbideGroove Tips with sizes and configurations designed to suit your application. We have the capabilities to machine micro grooves with widths as narrow as 0.2mm.
Features
- Offers a regulated suction program to maximize suction force and tip to die contact
- Can be made in Round, Square, Rectangular and Custom outer profiles with different groove designs
- Groove options available between X profiles, Plus profiles, Asterisk profiles, Multi-Groove profiles or Scattered profiles
- Harder than Rubber, Engineering Plastics and Alloy Steel Groove Tips
- Highest wear resistance amongst Rubber, Engineering Plastics and Alloy Steel Groove Tips
- Highest temperature resistance amongst Rubber, Engineering Plastics and Alloy Steel Groove Tips
Benefits
- Minimizes the formation of voids on the substrate after the thin die has been placed or bonded
- Provides distributed vacuum forces to selected locations of dies or devices
- Compared to Flat Tip or Vacuum Relief designs, Groove Tips offers a balanced mix of surface contact and vacuum suction
- Longest tool life compared to Rubber, Engineering Plastics and Alloy Steel Groove Tips
Material Information
Each and every material selected for use in our products go through a stringent Selection, Development and Assessment process. In-house developed compounds are developed with the latest innovations in material technology and feature formulations that are designed specially for use in the Semiconductor industry. For externally procured materials, each material goes through a rigorous Quality Assurance and Performance Assessment programme before being qualified for use in our products.
| Material Description | Hardness | ESD Surface Resistance (Ω) | Service Temperatures (Deg C) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carbide, K15 | HV30 1740 | Conductive (< E2) | >800 |
| Carbide, K30 | HV30 1450 - 1570 | Conductive (< E2) | >800 |
| Carbide, M30 | HV30 1315 - 1350 | Conductive (< E2) | >800 |
| Carbide, MG30 | HV30 1350-1400 | Conductive (< E2) | >800 |
Product Information
Standard Sizes
| Part Number | X (mm) | Y (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| PS-VDGX-UD01-02500250-01 | 2.50 | 2.50 |
| PS-VDGX-UD01-04000300-01 | 4.00 | 3.00 |
| PS-VDGX-UD01-05000350-01 | 5.00 | 3.50 |
| PS-VDGX-UD01-07500750-01 | 7.50 | 7.50 |
Customized Designs
If you are unable to find a size that fits your application from our catalog, get in touch with us and our Application Experts will provide you with a customized turnkey solution according to your die size, process and application.
Part Numbers And Ordering
Code
Code
- W – Hybrid Carbide
- V – Full Carbide
- Y – Superalloys
- L – Stainless Steels
- S – Steels
- F – Non-Ferrous
- E – Engineering Plastics
- P - Performance Engineering Plastics
Grade
Code
- F – Flat
- R – Relief
- G – Groove
- M – Multi-Hole
- C – Side Clamp
Code
Make
- AP - Alphasem
- AS – ASM
- CA – Canon Bestem
- DA – Datacon
- EE – ESEC
- EM – EMTEC
- HA – Hitachi
- MR – MRSI
- PA – Palomar
- SR - Shibaura
- SW – Shinkawa
- UD – Universal Design
4 digit code 1590 = 15.9mm For OD:
4 digit code 0800 = 8mm
Tip ID Code
4 digit code 0518 = 5.18mm For ID:
4 digit code 0600 = 6mm
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