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The ASM Osprey 40 T is an electromechanical automolding system manufactured by ASM.[1]
Electromechanical automolding systems use servo motors to control the clamping force and injection of molding compound, replacing hydraulic systems for improved precision and energy efficiency.
The system typically includes a mold chase, a transfer pot, and a plunger. The molding compound is heated and forced into the mold cavity under pressure to encapsulate the devices.
In semiconductor packaging, automolding follows the die attach and wire bonding steps. The encapsulated devices are then singulated and tested.
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Last updated Aug 20, 2026.
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