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HIgh vacuum grease removal
2004-07-22
Ralph Hinkley
2004-07-22
Brent Garber (2 parts)
2004-07-22
Christopher Blanford
2004-07-22
Shile
2004-07-22
Jack Mulligan
2004-07-22
Shile
HIgh vacuum grease removal
Shile
2004-07-22
I have used Fomblin grease to attach wafers to the electrode during RIE.
I then used Fomblin solvent to effectively remove the grease.  I chose
the Fomblin grease for its inert nature.  You might contact Dow Corning
for advice on appropriate solvents for their grease.

Roger Shile

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Subject: [mems-talk] HIgh vacuum grease removal


Dear MEMS colleagues,

I'm having difficulties removing the high vacuum grease.
High vacuum grease is used in attaching small samples to a dummy wafer
for Si deep etch process.
After the deep etch process, I managed to detach the samples in acetone,
but totally removing the grease with acetone seems impossible.
Can anyone shed some light on?
I'm using Dow corning high vacuum grease.

Regards.

Ji.
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