UVtransfer
Brand: Coherent | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
UVtransfer systems are 248 nm excimer laser tools for microLED display production. The 3-in-1 system performs laser lift-off, laser induced forward transfer and pixel repair for development work, while UVtransfer and UVtransfer R are production LIFT and repair tools.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavelength | 248 nm deep UV |
| UVtransfer 3 in 1 laser source | COMpex 102 |
| UVtransfer laser source | LEAP 300 |
| UVtransfer R laser source | IndyStar 1 Hz |
| Specification | Supports all die sizes, from 50 down to 5 um |
| Specification | Full system control via factory network |
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