Packaging and finalization equipment encapsulates and finishes semiconductor packages. It covers molding machines (transfer, compression), trim and form systems, and laser marking machines. Critical factors include mold chase compatibility, leadframe handling, marking contrast, and traceability requirements.
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Trim and Form: a back-end semiconductor packaging step. It cuts away excess leadframe and lead material, then bends the leads into the required shape.
equipment used in semiconductor and electronics manufacturing. Electric current drives metal ions to deposit onto a workpiece, forming a uniform coating.
Need to engrave or code a workpiece surface? That's what a Laser Marking Machine does. A staple in semiconductor, electronics, and metalworking industries.
Heat and melt, press into a mold, cool and shape—that's all a Molding Machine does. Semiconductor packaging and plastics processing can't do without it.
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