Andreas Gleissner

Title: Andreas Gleissner: Inventor in Substrate Processing

Introduction

Andreas Gleissner is an inventor based in Dobriach, Austria. His patent work includes technologies for chemical and electrolytic surface treatment and for distributing process gases during substrate processing. He is associated with Lam Research Salzburg GmbH and has 3 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Gleissner’s latest patents describes a modular system for chemical and/or electrolytic surface treatment of a substrate. The module kit uses a process chamber and two exchangeable dispense units, each designed to receive the substrate and dispense a different liquid. Interfaces allow either dispense unit to connect with the process chamber, supporting the supply of the corresponding liquid.

Another patent concerns a distribution body that delivers process gas to treat a substrate. Its design includes a distribution plate, gas inlet and distribution channels, and extraction channels that carry gas away from the substrate. The disclosure also addresses a deposition system and a method for distributing process gas.

Career Highlights

Gleissner’s disclosed inventions focus on equipment and methods for processing substrates. The modular liquid-dispensing system supports interchangeable treatment configurations, while the gas-distribution design combines delivery and extraction pathways within a distribution body. These technologies are associated with his work at Lam Research Salzburg GmbH.

Collaborations

Gleissner’s listed coworkers include Marianne Kolitsch-Mataln and Herbert Ötzlinger. The available information identifies them as colleagues but does not specify their roles in the patents described here.

Conclusion

Andreas Gleissner’s patent portfolio reflects work on adaptable liquid-treatment modules and process-gas distribution for substrate processing.