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Descriptions

Hybrid Carbide Matrix Tip is the superior solution for thin die applications with die thickness ≤0.1mm. Tips used for Thin die applications requires stable vacuum force while maximizing tip to die surface contact area.

Our Matrix Tip design features multiple vacuum holes drilled on the surface of the tip, in a distributed matrix layout. This design greatly enhances surface contact and stable suction force coverage throughout the surface of the die.

Hybrid Carbide Matrix Tips are manufactured with Alloy Steel tool bodies to cater to a wide range of machine tool holders. As compared to a Full Body Carbide Tool, Hybrid Tools are more economical and delivers a higher return on your investment.

Oricus manufactures a wide range of customized Carbide Matrix Tips with sizes and configurations designed to suit your application. Vacuum holes ≥ 0.3mm can be made in the vacuum holes layout of your choice.

Features

  • Maximum surface contact between tip and the die or device
  • Can be made in Round, Square, Rectangular and Custom outer profiles
  • Size and layout of the vacuum holes are fully customizable
  • Tool body available in Alloy Steel for fitment to machines with magnetic tool holders
  • Harder than Rubber, Engineering Plastics and Alloy Steel Matrix Tips
  • Highest wear resistance amongst Rubber, Engineering Plastics and Alloy Steel Matrix Tips
  • Highest temperature resistance amongst Rubber, Engineering Plastics and Alloy Steel Matrix Tips

Benefits

  • Allows the application of well balanced and strong vacuum suction throughout the Pick and Place process to ensure the elimination of voids
  • Matrix Tips offers enhanced surface contact as compared to Groove Tips, ensuring the uniform application of bond force of the die to the substrate
  • Longest tool life compared to Rubber, Engineering Plastics and Alloy Steel Matrix Tips
  • More cost efficient with shorter lead times as compared to Full Carbide Matrix 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 Resistivity (Ω/sq) Service Temperatures (Deg C)
Carbide Carbide, K15 HV30 1740 Conductive ( < E2) >800
Carbide, K30 HV30 1450 - 1570 Conductive ( < E2) >800
Carbide, M30 HV30 1570 - 1600 Conductive ( < E2) >800
Carbide K40 HV30 1315 - 1350 Conductive ( < E2) >800
Carbide, MG30 HV30 1350-1400 Conductive ( < E2) >800
Stainless Steel (SS) 15-5 PH HRB 99 - 104 Conductive ( < E2) >500
17-4 PH HRC 29 - 44 Conductive ( < E2) >500
SUS 430F HRB 85 - 92 Conductive ( < E2) >500
SUS 420 HRB 92- 95 Conductive ( < E2) >500
SUS 440C HRB 97 Conductive  ( >500
SUS 316 HRB 79 - 95 Conductive ( < E2) >500
SUS 301 HRB 85 Conductive ( < E2) >500
SUS 304 HRB 80 - 92 Conductive ( < E2) >500
SUS 303 HRB 92- 95 Conductive ( < E2) >500
HRB 83 HRB 97 Conductive ( < E2) >500
HSS, HM33 HRC 65 - 68 Conductive ( < E2) >500
HSS HRC 65 Conductive ( < E2) >500
Tool Steels (TS) CPM-10V HRC 59 - 64 Conductive ( < E2) >500
SKD 11 HRC 30 Conductive ( < E2) >500
SKH 51 HRC 62 - 65 Conductive ( < E2) >500
Mirrax 40 HRC 39 - 43 Conductive ( < E2) >500
ASP 23 HRC 58 - 66 Conductive  ( >500
Stavax HRC 45 - 52 Conductive ( < E2) >500
XW 10 HRC 56 - 62  Conductive ( < E2) >500
XW 42 HRC 54 - 62 Conductive ( < E2) >500
Assab 718 - HH HRC 37 - 42 Conductive ( < E2) >500
Assab 718 - Supreme HRC 31 - 36 Conductive ( < E2) >500
DF2 HRC 53 - 64 Conductive ( < E2) >500
DF3 HRC 38.5 - 64.6 Conductive ( < E2) >500
Ramax HH HRC 35 - 38 Conductive ( < E2) >500
NAK 80 HRC 38 - 42 Conductive ( < E2) >500

Product Information

Standard Sizes

Part Number X (mm) Y (mm)
PS-WDMG-AS03-00950095-01 0.95 0.95
PS-WDMG-AS03-01100110-01 1.10 1.10
PS-WDMG-AS03-01200120-01 1.20 1.20
PS-WDMG-AS03-01300130-01 1.30 1.30
PS-WDMG-AS03-01450145-01 1.45 1.45
PS-WDMG-AS03-01950195-01 1.95 1.95

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

P S
Product
Code
PS – Pick Up Tool with Square and Rectangular Profiles PR – Pick Up Tool with Round Profiles
W
Material
Code
  • W – Hybrid Carbide
  • V – Full Carbide
  • Y – Superalloys
  • L – Stainless Steels
  • S – Steels
  • F – Non-Ferrous
  • E – Engineering Plastics
  • P - Performance Engineering Plastics
D
Material
Grade
A to Z Refer to material tables for full listing
M
Design
Code
  • F – Flat
  • R – Relief
  • G – Groove
  • M – Multi-Hole
  • C – Side Clamp
H
Feature
Code
Multiple codes depending on specific features
DA
Machine
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
0 3
Machine Model
01 to 99 according to different machine models
0 1 4 5
Tip Length or Tip OD Code
For lengths:
4 digit code 1590 = 15.9mm
For OD:
4 digit code 0800 = 8mm
0 1 4 5
Tip Width Code or
Tip ID Code
For widths:
4 digit code 0518 = 5.18mm
For ID:
Not 0600 = 6mm
1
Design
Version
1 to 99