SUSS MicroTec
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SUSS Alignment is a SUSS MicroTec mask alignment tool line. SUSS Alignment is designed for substrates up to 300 mm. SUSS Alignment supports mask-to-wafer and wafer-to-wafer alignment.[1]
The SUSS MicroTec Alignment tool is a mask alignment system used in photolithography to align a photomask with a substrate.[4][1]
Mask alignment tools are used for microscale structure fabrication in lithography applications.[4]
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MA300 Gen3 | Gen3 | — | Automated mask aligner platform for 300 mm and 200 mm wafers. | suss.com[1] |
| MA200 Gen3 | Gen3 | — | Automated mask aligner for wafers up to 200 mm. | suss.com[1] |
| MA12 Gen3 | Gen3 | — | Semi-automated mask alignment system for wafers up to 300 mm. | suss.com[1] |
| MJB4 | — | — | Manual system for substrates and pieces up to 100 mm. | suss.com[1] |
| MA/BA Gen4 Series | Gen4 | — | Semi-automated mask and bond aligner platform with MA/BA Gen4 and MA/BA Gen4 Pro configurations. | suss.com[1] |
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The MA/BA6 supports substrate sizes from 1 inch to 150 mm diameter.[4]
The MA/BA6 accepts mask sizes from 2.5 x 2.5 inches to 7 x 7 inches.[4]
The maximum substrate thickness is 10 mm.[4]
The MA/BA6 is designed for use with i-line resists.[4]
The MA/BA6 offers topside alignment and backside alignment.[4]
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Last updated Oct 7, 2026.