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Wafer-fab equipment questions.
Material, vacuum-compatibility, and inspection questions semi equipment sourcing
and engineering teams ask before issuing an RFQ.
What semiconductor-grade materials do you machine?
316L stainless, 304 stainless, 17-4 PH stainless, 6061-T6 and MIC-6 aluminum (including hardcoat-anodized), Ultem, PEEK, Delrin, copper alloys, and brass. All common materials used in chamber, fixture, and structural fab equipment work.
Can you machine vacuum-grade and chamber-compatible parts?
Yes. Vacuum-compatible 316L SS and 6061 aluminum, with surface finishes machined to spec. Critical surface-finish features verified on the Mitutoyo Mistar 555 CMM. We work to drawing call-outs on finish, dimensional tolerance, and material certifications.
What kinds of fab parts have you made?
Chamber components, fixturing for wafer handling, structural fab equipment parts, and subassemblies. Past programs include Lam Research and Applied Materials work delivered through tier-2 supply chains.
Do you provide first article inspection for fab equipment parts?
Yes. The Mitutoyo Mistar 555 CMM with Renishaw PH10MQ probe verifies critical features and tight tolerances. First-article inspection reports available on request.
Do you support semi-equipment prototype + production volumes?
Yes. From one-off prototypes and engineering iterations to low-rate and mid-volume production. No minimums. R&D and engineering teams welcome.