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The Semitool Raider ECD 312 Electroplating is an electroplating system. The Semitool Raider ECD 312 Electroplating includes FOUP loadport handling, a transfer robot with a linear dual arm and edge grip end effector, vacuum prewet, and a stack SRD. The Semitool Raider ECD 312 Electroplating operates on 3 phase power at 50/60 Hz and 380 V.[1][2]

The Semitool Raider ECD 312 is an electroplating system.[2][1]
The Raider ECD 312 includes FOUP loadport handling, a transfer robot with a linear dual arm and edge grip end effector, vacuum prewet, and a stack SRD.[2][1]
The Raider ECD 312 includes a chemical tank, circulation pump, filter housing, heater housing, level sensors, a tank control block, and electroplating chamber components.[2]
Electroplating equipment sits in a wet-process segment of semiconductor manufacturing.
Electroplating tools are used for metal deposition on semiconductor wafers.
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Last updated Oct 16, 2026.
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