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DAD3240

Packaging & Bonding Disco DAD3240 family

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The Disco DAD3240 Automatic Dicing Saw is a compact, manual, precision dicing saw with automatic function. The Disco DAD3240 is used for cutting semiconductor wafers into individual chips or dies. The Disco DAD3240 can handle pieces from 1 inch to 8 inches in size and up to 650 mm in width.^[1]

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Power

1.8 kW^[3]

Vacuum

0.4 MPa (minimum 0.35 MPa)^[4]

Performance

Yes^[1]

What it is

The Disco DAD3240 is an automatic dicing saw used in bonding and packaging workflows.^[6]

The Disco DAD3240 is a compact precision dicing saw with an automatic function.^[1]^[5]

How it works

The Disco DAD3240 uses an operating system and an LCD touch panel for control.^[1]^[5]

The Disco DAD3240 has automatic alignment.^[1]^[5]

Where it fits in the process flow

The Disco DAD3240 cuts semiconductor wafers into individual chips or dies.^[1]^[5]

Applications

The Disco DAD3240 is used for cutting semiconductor wafers into individual chips or dies.^[1]^[5]

The Disco DAD3240 can cut circular and rectangular pieces.^[1]^[5]

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Power & electrical2

Spindle power: 1.8 kW^[3]2 sources
Spindle power: 1.8 kW spindle^[1]

Vacuum & pumping2

Air supply pressure required: 0.4 MPa (minimum 0.35 MPa)^[4]
Chuck vacuum level required: -60 kPa or more^[4]

Wafer handling7

Maximum substrate size: 200 mm (8 inch)^[3]
Table stroke (X-axis): defined by the circular shape of an 8-inch wafer^[4]
Compatible wafer sizes: 1 inch to 8 inches^[1]
Maximum substrate size: 8 inches^[5]
Wafer size capability: 200 mm (8 inch)^[6]
Substrate shapes: Circular and rectangular^[1]
Maximum substrate size: 8 inch^[5]

Performance2

Automatic alignment: Yes^[1]
Description: Compact, manual, precision dicing saw with an automatic function^[1]

Control & software2

Operating system: Common to DAD3000 series^[1]
LCD interface: 15 inch LCD touch panel and GUI^[1]

Dimensions & facilities2

Machine width: 650 mm^[1]
Maximum depth left uncut: 0 mm to 10 mm in 0.001 mm increments^[4]

Configuration & options15

Model: DAD3240^[2]
OEM: Disco^[2]
Equipment type: Automatic Dicing Saw^[2]
Section: Bonding & Packaging^[2]
Spindle speed range: 6,000 rpm to 60,000 rpm^[4]
Cut speed range: 0.000 to 600 mm/sec^[1]
Index axis range: 210 mm^[4]
Index step size range: 0 mm to 210 mm^[4]
Spindle index range: 0 mm to 210 mm in 0.0001 mm increments^[4]
Spindle stroke (Z-axis): 210 mm^[4]
Display: 15-inch LCD touch panel^[3]2 sources
Cut speed range: 0.000 to 600 mm/s^[1]
Type: Automatic dicing saw^[6]
Series: DAD3000 series^[1]
Cut speed: 0.000 to 600 mm/sec^[1]

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Spindle power1.8 kW^[3]
Air supply pressure required0.4 MPa (minimum 0.35 MPa)^[4]
Chuck vacuum level required-60 kPa or more^[4]
Spindle power1.8 kW spindle^[1]

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What is the maximum substrate size?

The maximum substrate size is 8 inch.^[5]

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