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A&N Corporati on High Vacuum Components Since 1965
Section 15
15.2
A&N Corporation
707 Southwest 19th Avenue
Williston, Florida 32696
(352) 528-4100
1(800) FLANGE1
FAX (352) 528-3441
www.ancorp.com
All ® Registered Trademarks are the property of their respective companies, see Intro. pg. 7.
(352) 528-4100 • 1(800) FLANGE1 • www.ancorp.com
Gas & Pump Line Heaters & Controllers - Introduction
Optimize Process Performance with
Line Heaters and Controll ers
from A&N Corp.
General Applications
Gas Delivery Lines
• Boron trichloride, BCI3
• Chlorine trifluoride, ClF3
• Dichlorosilane, (DCS), SiH2Cl2
• Tetra ethyl orthosilicate, TEOS
• Tungsten hexafluoride, WF6
• P rocess gas line qualification
Fore line and exhaust lines
for CVD and metal etch.
• Low Pressure Chemical Vapor Deposition
(LPCVD) - TEOS, Ti Nitride
• P lasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor
Deposition (PECVD) - TEOS, Ti Nitride,
Tungsten, Oxynitride
Plasma etch
• Aluminum etch
• Tungsten etch
Features and Benefits
Even heating up to 200¢ªC (392¢ªF)
uniform temperature profiles over the
entire heated line
• Eliminates cold spots that result in
condensation or particle buildup in the line
Precision electronic temperature controllers;
flexible to changing process requirements
• Electronic controllers with PID temperature algorithms
provide <1¢ªC control stability
Precise fit for optimal efficiency
• A&N heaters are specifically designed to fit high vacuum
components, eliminating cold spots from loose-fitting
heaters or uncovered lines.
Cleanroom compatible silicone
rubber construction
• Clean heaters will not contribute to particle generation
System components meet a combination
of UL®, CE, NEC and SEMI S2-93 safety
specifications
• Construction materials and electrical circuit comply to UL®,
CE (EMI) and FM safety standards
Environmental safety
• Reducing particle buildup decreases potential of
employee exposure to hazardous materials during
normal cleaning cycles
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