Mosel Vitelic Corporation

Hsiao-Ping Hsieh

Wen-Kan Hu

Wen-Chin Wu

Hsiu-Chieh Chen

Wen-Ching Wu

Thanku Shieh

Zhi-Zhao Tai

Hsien Hsiang Lin

Mark Wang

Wen-Ken Hu

The present invention relates to a method of assembling a scrubber which includes a motor, a shaft rotatably coupled to and extending through the motor, a shaft pin detachably connected to the shaft, and a disk coupled to the shaft and having a notch located relative to the shaft pin at a predetermined angle with respect to a longitudinal axis of the shaft when properly assembled. In one embodiment, the method comprises providing a tool body configured to partially receive the scrubber, the tool body including a first recess and a protrusion; and placing the tool body adjacent the scrubber to at least partially receive the shaft pin into the first recess of the tool body and to at least partially insert the protrusion of the tool body into the notch of the disk. The first recess and the protrusion are arranged at the predetermined angle to position the notch of the disk and the shaft pin of the scrubber for proper assembly at the predetermined angle with respect to the longitudinal axis of the shaft.

Method for assembling a scrubber

An assembly station for a sputter shield assembly provides a work bench for assembling and disassembling the sputter shield assembly. The shield assembly has a clamp shield facing downwards to hold the shield assembly which is turned over by 180 degrees, and includes at least three bottom rim support arms for supporting the clamp shield and bearing the weight of the shield assembly, and at least three inner rim retaining arms for contacting the inner rim formed by the shield and the clamp shield. The invention provides a changed support means for holding the shield assembly on the assembly station so that one person is enough to do the assembly and disassembly of the shield assembly, and thus save manpower and operation time.

Assembly station for sputter shield assembly

The present invention relates to an auxiliary tool for assembling a scrubber which includes a motor, a shaft rotatably coupled to and extending through the motor, a shaft pin detachably connected to the shaft, and a disk coupled to the shaft and having a notch located relative to the shaft pin at a predetermined angle with respect to a longitudinal axis of the shaft when properly assembled. In specific embodiments, the auxiliary tool comprises a tool body configured to at least partially receive the motor, the shaft pin, the disk, and the notch of the disk. The tool body includes a first recess configured to at least partially receive the shaft pin and a protrusion configured to be at least partially received into the notch of the disk. The first recess and the protrusion are arranged at the predetermined angle to position the notch of the disk and the shaft pin of the scrubber for proper assembly at the predetermined angle with respect to the longitudinal axis of the shaft.

Auxiliary tool for assembling a scrubber

A teaching tool for a robot arm for wafer reaction ovens is provided to anchor the robot arm with respect to a tray located inside a reaction oven. The teaching tool provides an upper flange for maintaining a spacing between a handle of the robot arm and a door of the oven, a position width for keeping the teaching tool aligning with a center line of the tray, and a lower tunnel aligning with the center line for allowing a blade of the robot arm to contact closely and horizontally from a lower position and thus for maintaining a position height between the blade and a floor of the reaction oven. By providing the teaching tool, easy blind calibration with multiple contact points between the robot arm and the oven can be performed so that possible efficiency down and cost up from an ill-calibration can be reduced to a minimum.

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Hsinchu, Taiwan

Hsiao-Ping Hsieh