Schott Ag

Schmoll Maschinen Gmbh

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Michael Jacquorie

Stephan Kunz

An automated machine tool with a workpiece carrier for receiving a printed circuit board, at least one drilling station for processing printed circuit boards, and a mechanism for sequentially applying individual printed circuit boards onto the workpiece carrier and for removing printed circuit boards from the workpiece carrier.

Method for drilling reference bores into printed circuit boards

The invention relates to a process for producing components, in particular small glass plates such as windows for optical caps for optical components. The process includes providing a substrate, providing a carrier, joining a first surface of the substrate to a first surface of the carrier, machining the components out of the substrate, and detaching the components from the carrier in order to separate the components.

Process for producing components

The micro titer plates, especially for micro reaction systems used in biotechnology, each have an array of special microstructures, which typically include micro cups and micro channels with different cross-sections. These microstructures are introduced into a preferably borosilicate glass wafer () by ultrasonic machining. Individual rectangular micro titer plates (') made from borosilicate glass for biotechnology are produced by cutting the structured glass wafer into individual micro titer plates. Particularly arrays of from 10 to 100 of these microstructures are formed in a 6-inch borosilicate glass wafer, in order to facilitate subsequent cutting of the wafer to economically manufacture a corresponding number of these micro titer plates (&#x2032;).

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Ingelheim, Germany

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