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Greene Tweed introduces Chemraz G57 Premium Elastomer

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Minimal contamination in dry plasma etching processes.

Greene Tweed has introduced Chemraz G57, a perfluoroelastomer that Greene Tweed material scientists and application engineers specifically developed to meet the demands of aggressive dry plasma systems and other extremely demanding semiconductor fabrication sealing applications.

Chemraz G57 perfluoroelastomer’s unique formulation provides enhanced plasma resistance and minimal contamination, resulting in less downtime and higher wafer processing yields. Recommended primarily for both static and dynamic oxide etch wafer processing applications, Chemraz G57 remains stable at service temperatures up to 572°F / 300°C.

Boasting nearly universal chemical compatibility, and the broadest chemical resistance of any elastomeric material, Chemraz G57 is suitable for use across a wide range of sealing applications, including endpoint windows, bell jar seals, valve seals, KF fitting seals, window seals, isolator valve seals, lid seals, gas inlet seals, slit valve seals, and chamber seals.

Greene Tweed delivers highly customizable solutions designed to provide excellent performance under extremely challenging operating conditions in the semiconductor industry. Its portfolio of advanced elastomer seals and thermoplastic components are found throughout a broad range of mission-critical equipment in key process areas of the world’s semiconductor fabs, including etch, deposition, aqueous, and electro-chemical (electroplating).

In June 2023, Greene Tweed announced the groundbreaking of a new manufacturing facility in Korea, expanding its global production capacity of the Chemraz FFKM product line to meet growing demand from the semiconductor industry.

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