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The Takatori MWS 612 DD is a wire saw. The Takatori MWS 612 DD operates at 50/60 Hz and 200/220 Vac.[1]

The Takatori MWS 612 DD is a wire saw designed for dicing and grinding applications in semiconductor and precision optics manufacturing.
The MWS 612 DD designation indicates a dual-function machine that combines wafer dicing and grinding capabilities in a single wire-saw platform.
A wire saw uses a moving wire, often embedded with abrasive particles, to slice or grind materials through mechanical abrasion.
The wire is typically wound around multiple rollers to create a wire web, and the workpiece is fed into the web under controlled tension and speed.
Wire saws of this class are used after wafer fabrication to singulate individual die from a substrate or to thin wafers prior to packaging.
Downstream processes include die attach, wire bonding, and encapsulation, while upstream steps involve wafer fabrication and cleaning.
The Takatori MWS 612 DD is used for slicing ingots or bricks into wafers, as well as for dicing wafers into individual chips.
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It is a wire saw.[1]
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Last updated Aug 20, 2026.