HOMEGlass and Quartz
Approximately 20 years ago, we successfully developed electrostatic chucks for glass bonding equipment used in the FPD (Flat Panel Display) industry. Since then, we have accumulated extensive experience and a proven track record in this field. Glass and quartz, being insulators, can sometimes experience residual static charge on the chuck or the material itself depending on the applied voltage. However, by carefully optimizing dielectric materials and internal electrode patterns, we can minimize these effects. From prototyping to mass production, feel free to contact us for tailored solutions.
Q1Is it possible to chuck insulators?
Yes, it is. The chucking force can be stabilized for materials like glass and other insulators by optimizing the internal electrode design of the electrostatic chuck.
Q2I’m having issues with electrostatic chucks getting damaged by glass fragments. What can I do?
We can propose customized designs to minimize damage to the electrostatic chuck caused by glass fragments. Additionally, we offer repair and refurbishment services for damaged electrostatic chucks.
For any other general questions about electrostatic chucks, please click here.