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| ULTRA CLEAN TECHNOLOGY (UCT) UNVEILS BREAKTHROUGH, CATALYTIC HIGH PURITY WATER VAPOR GENERATION TECHNOLOGY. |
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MENLO PARK, CA, July 22, 2002 Ultra Clean Technology, a global leader in integrated, ultra pure gas and liquid delivery solutions for semiconductor manufacturing, today unveiled the new UCT Steam Generation System. This industry breakthrough in rapid thermal process (RTP) oxidation technology is targeted for a variety of 200-300mm wafer applications. Designed to facilitate some of the core processes in the manufacture of semiconductors, the UCT Steam Generation System can be utilized in the ashing process for front-end-of-line pre-cleans and high density ion implant resist removal. Excellent for the photo resist removal process, the system is highly effective for additional back-end-of-line cleaning processes including de-veil and side-wall photo resist removal. This new technology may also be utilized in post-etch, advanced surface passivation. A system module will be on display at Semicon West 2002 (booth #4344) in the Esplanade Ballroom, Moscone Center, July 22-24, 2002. Advantages of SGS over conventional DI water systems SGS virtually eliminates contamination Easy-to-integrate design featuring a small footprint |
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| About Ultra Clean Technology Systems and Service, Inc. | |||
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Founded in 1991, Ultra Clean Technology (UCT) is an internationally recognized leader in the design, engineering, and manufacture of gas and liquid delivery systems for semiconductor process equipment manufacturers and device makers. Headquartered in the Menlo Park, CA, UCT has additional design and manufacturing facilities in Austin, TX and Portland, OR. The company began manufacturing product in 1992, and in 1995 achieved ISO 9001 certification. UCT offers added value by providing original equipment manufacturers with integrated gas and liquid delivery solutions that enhance semiconductor manufacturing capital equipment. For more information about UCT, visit the company's web site and career page at: www.uct.com |
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For more information, please contact: Ms. Sowmya Krishnan, Ph.D. Ultra Clean Technology 150 Independence Drive, Menlo Park, CA 94025 (650) 323-4100 fax (650) 326-0929 skrishnan@uct.com Media contact: |
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