Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Use the KOH Etching Process with Modutek's Teflon Tanks

The potassium hydroxide (KOH) etching is an effective chemical process allowing for precise impressions within a silicon body. The process uses a solution of DI water along with heavy alkalinity (pH levels greater than 12). The solution's temperature is then adjusted to an ideal thermal degree required for etching. Unlike other forms of etching, this process allows for greater precision in terms of manufacturing silicon wafers.

Unlike dry etching, the KOH etching process reduces the risk of exposure to toxic (and even explosive) chemicals, creating a safe environment for manufacturing.

Modutek's Teflon Tanks are designed to facilitate the maximum potential of KOH etching. Each unit is manufactured to cater to the specific needs of clients. It can be used with wet bench equipment to greatly reduce the impurities other etching process may establish, providing more reliable, consistent results. For more details read the blog article titled “Using the KOH Etching Process with Modutek's Teflon Tanks.


For more info about our Teflon Tanks, contact Modutek at 866-803-1533 or sales@modutek.com

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