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The Brewer Science 11 Bake Plate is a bake plate. The Brewer Science 11 Bake Plate is designed for large-area 450-mm-diameter substrates and 20-in-square panels. The Brewer Science 11 Bake Plate provides temperature range from ambient to 200°C, with 250°C optional.[1]
Power
208 to 240 volts AC, 2351-3130 watts[1]
Vacuum
2-inch OD[1]
Performance
± 0.3% across working surface[1]
Optics
0.1°C[1]
Bake plates are thermal processing tools used to heat substrates on a controlled hot surface. Bake plates are commonly used in microfabrication and related panel processes when a step requires controlled solvent removal, film drying, soft bake, hard bake, or other temperature-conditioned treatment between coating, exposure, develop, or curing operations.
The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate uses full PID operation and is temperature auto-tuning capable. The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate has a dual 4-digit alphanumeric LED display. The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate includes pneumatic lift pins for load and unload as a standard feature. The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate includes removable fixed proximity standoffs with a standard height of 0.006 in. The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate offers optional ramping with 8 specific set points. The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate offers optional vacuum and proximity bake for 300 mm and 450 mm wafers. The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate offers optional custom bake plate surfaces.[1]
The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate has a temperature resolution of 0.1 °C. The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate has a temperature range from ambient to 200 °C, with an optional 250 °C configuration. The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate specifies temperature uniformity of ±0.3% across the working surface.[1]
Bake plates are used at thermal hold points within a process flow rather than as deposition, etch, or metrology tools. Bake plates commonly sit after coating steps to drive off solvent, after develop steps to stabilize patterned films, or around material treatment steps that need controlled heating before the substrate moves to the next module.
The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate is specifically designed for large-area 450 mm diameter substrates and for FPD or LCD panels up to 20 in square. The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate is intended for process and research and development engineers. The Brewer Science Cee Model 11 bake plate offers an optional exhausted hood for removal of process chemicals and an optional nitrogen purge for an inert bake environment.[1]
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The part number is 901696.[2]
The standard temperature range is ambient to 200 °C, with an optional range up to 250 °C.[1]
The temperature uniformity is ±0.3% across the working surface.[1]
Yes, pneumatic lift pins for loading and unloading are standard.[1]
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Last updated Oct 15, 2026.
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