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The HiLPD drying system of the SCREEN 3100 reduces watermark generation and prevents pattern collapse, which is beneficial for wafers with delicate or high-aspect-ratio structures.[1]
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The SCREEN 3100 can achieve a throughput of 1,000 wafers per hour.[1]
The system can be configured with up to seven independent modules.[1]
The SCREEN 3100 uses a low-pressure drying system (HiLPD) that employs high-concentration IPA vapor without carrier nitrogen gas.[1]
Yes, each module contains dual cleaning baths built into a single compact module.[1]
The HiLPD system suppresses watermark generation and prevents pattern collapse during drying.[1]
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Last updated Sep 29, 2026.