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Corseed, Electrically Conductive Ceramics
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Corseed
It is an electrically conductive ceramics originally developed by ASUZAC.
Since Corseed is conductive, there is no need to apply conductive coating and can be used as-is.
Compared to metals, Corseed is excellent in chemical resistance and can be used for parts that require strength and precision.
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Conductive
Excellent electric conductivity prevents damage by ESD. No coating is required, meaning no worry about peel-off that causes particles.
*ESD: Electro-Static Discharge -
Chemical resistance
Can be used in environments where chemicals such as hydrochloric, sulfuric, and hydrofluoric acids are used.
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Hardness: Hv9
Reduces abrasion particles and contact damage caused by hardness difference between the silicon wafer and Corseed in holding & transferring process.
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Dense
Excellent surface roughness keeps microscopic dusts and particles away.
Corseed is ideal for use in environments where cleanliness is required.
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Features
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Corseed does not peel off like a coated ceramic, so it is suitable for particle-free application.
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Corseed can be used for hands and chucks that prevent static electricity.
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Corseed has a relatively high Young's modulus elasticity and therefore bends less than metal.
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Corseed is so dense with few pores that it hardly gets dirty, therefore suited for applications that require cleanliness.
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Corseed has a hardness similar to silicon, so it won't scratch wafers.
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Applications
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For anti-static use
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Contact Us
Customizable from single quantity orders.
Please feel free to contact us.
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ASUZAC Inc.
Fine Ceramics DivisionOpening hours:9:00~17:00(Sat, Sun closed)
FAX : +81-26-251-2160
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