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Hzo, Inc.

Micro Surface Technology, Inc.

Alex L Anderson

Wei Li

Max Ernest Sorenson

Yang Yun

Tining Su

Layton Baker

Joshua Su

Chien-Lan Hsueh

Melon Yu

Jim Dempster

Wan-Man Liu

Robert Askin

Zhi-Guang Chen

An automated masking system includes a substrate loading apparatus designed to hold a plurality of substrates, a first masking material application station designed to automatically apply a first masking material to a portion of the substrate, and a second masking material application station designed to automatically apply a second masking material to a portion of the substrate, the second masking material being different than the first masking material. The system includes a first dispensing apparatus and a second dispensing apparatus that move relative to the substrate in a repeatable motion. The substrate moves automatically from the first masking material application station to the second masking material application station.

Masking and de-masking systems and processes

A modular multilayer deposition system includes a plurality of modular deposition chambers, including at least one parylene deposition chamber and at least one ALD deposition chamber. The parylene deposition chamber is connected in series with the ALD deposition chamber. Substrates are automatically moved from within the parylene deposition chamber to within the ALD deposition chamber or from within the ALD deposition chamber to the parylene deposition chamber.

Multi-layer deposition system and process

An electric discharge surface conditioning apparatus includes a discharge electrode consisting of an assembly of alternating conductive and non-conductive discs which rotate about an axis. The surface of the conductive discs includes a specific pattern of slots to effect a pumping action thereby enhancing the electric discharge efficiency by circulating the fluid away from the surface of the workpiece being machined. A control arrangement for controlling the orientation of the described electrode is provided.

Electrical discharge shape forming and surface conditioning device

An electric discharge surface conditioning apparatus includes a discharge electrode comprised of an assembly of alternating conductive and non-conductive discs which rotate about an axis. The surface of the conductive discs includes a specific pattern of slots to effect a pumping action thereby enhancing the electric discharge efficiency by circulating the fluid away from the surface of the workpiece being machined. A control arrangement for controlling the orientation of the described electrode is provided.

Electrical discharge surface conditioning device

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Rockford, IL, United States of America

Alex L Anderson