distributeur français d’équipements et consommables pour l’industrie du Semiconducteur.
distributeur français d’équipements et consommables pour l’industrie du Semiconducteur.
Système de photolithographie laser direct table top Dilase 250
The Dilase 250 is a practical, high-resolution table-top photolithography system specially designed for rapid prototyping, photolithography mask production and microfabrication.
The specific optical processing chain developed by KLOE offers a uniquely large depth of field. Thanks to this unique feature, and to its automatic control as an absolute reference, the Dilase 250 does not require an auto-focus system.
The Dilase range offers major advances in laser photolithography, in particular a high aspect ratio of 1×20, a single pass required and several writing modes (vector, scan or a combination of the 2).
Dilase 650 maskless laser lithography equipment
The Dilase 650 is a high-performance laser photolithography unit featuring highly flexible maskless technology, specially designed to accelerate new product development or prototyping, while optimizing process times.
The specific optical processing chain developed by KLOE offers a uniquely large depth of field. As a result, the Dilase 650 does not require an auto-focus system.
The Dilase range offers major advances in laser photolithography, in particular a high aspect ratio of 1×20, a single pass required and several writing modes (vector, scan or a combination of the 2).
Dilase 750 direct laser photolithography system
The Dilase 750 is a high-end, fully customizable, high-resolution laser photolithography system. It’s a system built from the ground up to meet specific requirements for prototyping and production manufacturing.
A wide range of options is available, such as single or face-back alignment, high-resolution writing, very high depth of field writing, circular or square spot, standard or slanted writing…
The Dilase range offers major advances in laser photolithography, in particular a high aspect ratio of 1×20, a single pass required and several writing modes (vector, scan or a combination of the 2).
