Spray Fluxing Systems Spray Fluxing Systems - Integrated Coating Systems - Cheersonic Based on the below application, A. Liquid: fluxer B. Board: 8" x 10" C. Spray area: bottomside D. Capacity Requirements: not high volume, 2 min per board There is ultrasonic spray coating equipment which is popular in experiment R&D and low volume production. It has been widely used in spraying fluxer, and I equipped below configuration [...]

Sensor Coating System Sensor Coating System - Multi-Axis Coating Systems - Cheersonic Ultrasonic coating equipment is used for spraying thin film polymers and other conductive nanocoating chemistries in the manufacture of sensor components. Spray thin films of polymers, conductive nanoparticles, or other functional materials used in sensors manufacturing for biometrics security, medical device applications, temperature sensing, gas sensing, blood analysis device sensing, chemical detection, impedance measurement, and pressure [...]

Photoresist Coatings in Photolithography Wafer Photoresist Coatings in Photolithography Wafer - Coating Systems - Cheersonic A simple, economical and repeatable process for photoresist coatings in photolithography wafer processing with fine control of flow rate, coating speed, and deposition amount using an advanced layering technique. Uniform thin film coverage of various surface profiles. Capable of coating high aspect ratio trenches with excellent uniformity. Non-clogging atomized spray. Ability to deposit [...]

Product Line of Coaters for Semiconductor and Electronics Product Line of Coaters for Semiconductor and Electronics - Cheersonic Common applications for polyimide and photoresist coatings include but are not limited to MEMS, lenses, microfluidic devices, microelectronics, and filters. Ultrasonic spray coating system is able to coat onto both flat and 3D substrates commonly including silicon wafers, glass, ceramic, and metal. Ultrasonic spray is a simple, economical and repeatable [...]

Alcohol Fuel Cell Sensor Alcohol Fuel Cell Sensor - Ultrasonic Fuel Cell Catalyst Coating Systems - Cheersonic First invented by Sir William Grove in 1839, fuel cells have been used in many devices in recent years as gas sensors for detecting oxidizable gases or vapors. Essentially, each fuel cell gas sensor consists of a working electrode (or anode) and a counter electrode (or cathode) separated by an electrolyte, [...]