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Wafer edge grinders process the outer edge region of a wafer rather than the device surface pattern. Wafer edge grinding is used to shape and finish the wafer periphery and notch so the wafer can move through later handling and thinning operations with controlled edge condition.
The W-GM-4200 uses a built-in inverter motor to drive the wheel for peripheral grinding. The W-GM-4200 uses an air bearing system to drive the spindle for notch grinding. The W-GM-4200 is configured with left and right grinding units. The W-GM-4200 uses grinding wheels for periphery grinding and for notch grinding. The W-GM-4200 has a periphery grinding wheel speed of 2500 m/min with a 200 mm wheel at 4000 rpm. The W-GM-4200 has a notch-spindle rotational frequency range of 70000 rpm to 94000 rpm. The W-GM-4200 supports wafers with an OF or a notch. The W-GM-4200 has a notch angle range of 89 degrees to 95 degrees. The W-GM-4200 has a notch angle setting value of 0.001 degree steps.[1][2]
Wafer edge grinders are used where the wafer perimeter and orientation feature need controlled mechanical finishing. Typical applications include preparing wafers for later thinning, reducing edge defects that can contribute to breakage, and refining notch or flat geometry for downstream wafer handling.
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The W-GM-4200 handles wafer thickness from 0.4 mm to 1.0 mm.[1][2]
The W-GM-4200 uses a built-in inverter motor for peripheral grinding and an air bearing system for notch grinding.[1][2]
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Last updated Oct 17, 2026.
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