Industries / Semiconductor and display
PEEK for Semiconductor and display
Wafer handling, CMP retaining rings, test sockets and fluid delivery, where outgassing, particles and static charge are checked before anything else.
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PEEK Parts for Semiconductor Equipment: What to Spec
Which PEEK grade fab equipment uses, why CF30 dominates wafer handling, and how outgassing, particles, extractable metals and packing belong on the drawing.
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PEEK Outgassing Data for Vacuum and Fab Tools
TML and CVCM figures for PEEK look precise, but a generic number is not proof for your specific grade and lot. What outgassing data means and what to request.
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Specifying a PEEK Wafer Carrier or Comb
Grade, tolerance, deburring and annealing for a PEEK wafer carrier or comb. What to specify beyond material and dimensions so the part survives handling cycles.
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PEEK vs PVDF for Semiconductor Fluid Handling
PEEK and PVDF both show up in semiconductor fluid handling. Where PVDF's chemical range wins, where PEEK's strength and temperature win, and how to decide.
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Cleanroom Packing and SEMI Standards for PEEK Parts
What cleanroom packed means for a machined PEEK part, how SEMI standards fit without overclaiming, and what belongs on the RFQ so packing is not an afterthought.
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PEEK in Test Sockets and Probe Card Hardware
PEEK insulates, holds dimension under repeated thermal cycling and machines into fine features, which is why test sockets and probe card hardware are built from it.