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The Laurell WS-650MZ is a spin coater. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB is used for spin coating resist and other materials on substrates. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB supports round substrates from 10–150 mm and square substrates up to 125 × 125 mm.[1][2]

The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB is a spin coater. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB is used for spin coating resist and other materials on substrates.[1]
The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB dispenses coating liquid onto a stationary substrate and then accelerates the substrate to a defined rotational speed for a set duration. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB uses a programmable logic controller. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB has a rotation speed range of 0–12,000 rpm. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB has speed accuracy of 1 rpm or better. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB supports at least 20 programs with at least 51 speed and time steps in each program. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB has a timer resolution of 0.1 s over a range of 1–5999.9 s per step. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB has controller accuracy below 0.006% of setpoint. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB has maximum acceleration of 80,000 rpm/s without load and 30,000 rpm/s with load.[4][2]
The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB has an NPP natural polypropylene chamber. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB has a chamber diameter of 9.5 in, or 241 mm. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB supports round substrates from 10 mm to 150 mm in diameter and square substrates up to 125 × 125 mm. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB uses an oil-free vacuum pump with an adjustable vacuum range of 25–28 inHg, or 635–711 mmHg, and a flow capacity of at least 4.5 SCFM, or 0.11 m³/min.[4][2]
Spin coaters sit in the coating portion of a lithography or thin-film workflow. Spin coaters are typically used after substrate cleaning and before bake, exposure, development, or other pattern transfer steps. Spin coaters are also used in nonlithographic thin-film preparation before drying, curing, annealing, or characterization.
Spin coaters are used to deposit uniform solution-based layers for lithography, dielectric coating, passivation, and functional film formation. Spin coaters are common in process development where film thickness, coating uniformity, and solvent compatibility are important.
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The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB is a spin coater for spin coating resist and other materials on substrates.[1]
The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB supports round substrates from 10 mm to 150 mm in diameter and square substrates up to 125 × 125 mm.[4][2]
The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB provides a rotation speed range of 0–12,000 rpm with speed accuracy of 1 rpm or better.[4][2]
The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB supports at least 20 stored programs, and each program has at least 51 steps. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB has a process time range of 1–5999.9 s per step with 0.1 s resolution.[4][2]
The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB has an NPP natural polypropylene chamber with a 9.5 in, or 241 mm, chamber diameter. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB uses an oil-free vacuum pump with an adjustable vacuum range of 25–28 inHg, or 635–711 mmHg, and a flow capacity of at least 4.5 SCFM, or 0.11 m³/min.[4][2]
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