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Check your chuck! Vacuum is met when the correct chuck size is chosen and chuck/base seal correctly. See resources above for more info. For piece parts, carefully screw on the base, don't cross the threads! Also make sure to screw as tightly as the chuck allows, but not further. These parts are plastic and can easily deteriorate if abused.
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Check your chuck! Vacuum is met when the correct chuck size is chosen and chuck/base seal correctly. See [[CEE_Apogee_Spinner#Resources | above resources ]] for more info. For piece parts, carefully screw on the base, don't cross the threads! Also make sure to screw as tightly as the chuck allows, but not further. These parts are plastic and can easily deteriorate if abused.

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CEE Apogee Spinner
Tool Name CEE Apogee Spinner
Instrument Type Lithography
Staff Manager Ana Cohen
Lab Location Bays 4, 5 & 6
Tool Manufacturer CEE
Tool Model Apogee
NEMO Designation SPN-01, -03, -06, -08, -09
Lab Phone
SOP Link SOP

Description

CEE Apogee spincoaters are located in Bays 4, 5 and 6. Control of ramp rate and speed. Includes wafer centering step. *HMDS spin-on is not allowed outside of SPN-04*

Select SPN-01 when submitting training request on NEMO. Share specific process information in the description.

Allowed Materials

SPN-01: Acetone compatible/soluble resists only – S18xx, SPR 220-x, AZ series, KL series, K-Pro. No LOR, PMGI or Polyimide!
SPN-03: LOR, PMGI, Polyimide
SPN-06: E-beam resist only – PMMA A series, 1000 HARP series, ZEP520, HSQ. No LOR, PMGI or Polyimide!
SPN-08: Negative epoxy resists only - SU8, HARE SQ
SPN-09: PDMS

Resources

SOPs
Troubleshooting
Vacuum Issues

Check your chuck! Vacuum is met when the correct chuck size is chosen and chuck/base seal correctly. See above resources for more info. For piece parts, carefully screw on the base, don't cross the threads! Also make sure to screw as tightly as the chuck allows, but not further. These parts are plastic and can easily deteriorate if abused.