You searched for: Wafer Handling Supplies

Ensure proper handling of semiconductor wafers with any of the wafer manipulation systems offered by Avantor. Wafers are thin slices of semiconductor material used in electronics for the fabrication of integrated circuits. The wafer serves as the substrate for microelectronic devices built in and over the wafer. Due to their extreme thinness, wafers require robust systems for holding wafers and allowing easy manipulation at the hands of the user.

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Cassette Racks for Microwave Histoprocessing, Electron Microscopy Sciences

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Simple and reliable device designed to hold up to 24 standard cassettes for histoprocessing in a microwave. This new rack is manufactured from "PTFE" resins, and will withstand repeated exposure to fixatives, dehydrating agents, clearing agents and paraffin. It is easily cleaned in hot water. It is intended for use with a disposable tray which holds the processing chemicals.

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Tyvek® Wafer Separators, Malaster Company

Supplier: Malaster

Diameter: 12.7cm. For 12.7cm wafers. With lid. ESD-safe.

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Open-Cell Antistatic Wafer Foams, Malaster Company, Inc.

Supplier: Malaster

Cost effective solution to secure storage and transport of semiconductor wafers.

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Peanut Jar, SPI Semicon

Supplier: SPI Semicon

Vacuum formed container protects 300mm (12") silicon wafers from damage during handling, testing, and storage

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Thin Sample Holder, Electron Microscopy Sciences

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Ideal for examination cross section of thin samples, such as wafers, multi-layer of capacitors, plastics, metals and more.

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Single and Multi Wafer Containers, Electron Microscopy Sciences

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

These containers are for storage and shipping of a variety of sizes of wafers (Any material) from 1 to 6" in diameter. They prevent damage and contamination to the wafer. Features a conical base to support the wafers on their edges. Wafers are held in place by a spring.