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Niels Holmstock, Industrial Application Development Manager
There are several key applications where metal additive manufacturing provides solutions for semiconductor capital equipment and other high-tech equipment, eliminating constraints from traditional design and manufacturing production methods. Semiconductor lithography, wafer processing, and test equipment rely on structural parts that move fast while maintaining positional accuracy and, as a result, require flexures which can be difficult to make using traditional manufacturing methods. Additive manufacturing allows for the structural optimization and light-weighting of advanced flexure designs that reduce weight and minimize vibration to meet the exacting requirements of semiconductor capital equipment. Check out several benefits of using additive manufacturing for flexures and structural components and download our Semiconductor Flexures Application Brief to learn more.
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Additive manufacturing offers unparalleled benefits to semiconductor applications by allowing better control over thermal management. Discover key benefits and examples of additive manufacturing wafer table thermal management by downloading our Semiconductor Wafer Table Application Brief to learn more.
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AM fluid manifolds resolve the issues of traditionally manufactured manifolds by removing assembly operations, taking out excess weight, enabling the production of more organic shapes, and more. Find out more in our to discover how additive manufacturing can be used to bring better performance to manifolds, along with a clear explanation of the AM workflow and best practices.