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The Despatch LCC 1 642 is an oven used in semiconductor manufacturing thermal processing.[1]
A thermal process oven applies controlled heat to process materials or wafers in a regulated chamber. Equipment in this class is used to drive heat treatment steps with uniform temperature conditions and timed exposure.
In a fabrication flow, this class of equipment is used after earlier patterning or deposition steps when a heat cycle is required, and before later inspection or downstream processing. It supports thermal treatment rather than lithography or metrology.
Equipment in this class is used for heat treatment steps in semiconductor processing, including bake, cure, and diffusion-related thermal operations.
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No specifications for the LCC 1 642 are on record.
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Last updated Jul 29, 2026.