Impact HV point-of-use high-viscosity photochemical filter
Entegris · Process equipment and thermal control
- Purpose
- RDL coating/development comparisons need particle, microbubble and filtration histories to assess fluid-delivery contributions.
- Technical approach
- Impact HV UPE membranes filter compatible high-viscosity photochemicals/polyimide fluids at point of use, retaining particles and microbubbles.
- Scope of use
- Listed photochemical/PI feeds assessed against part number, chemistry, temperature and pressure windows.
- Limitations and open questions
These evaluation considerations are compiled by BLNKK from public information. They are not supplier guarantees or a mandatory submission checklist.
Scope and limitationsThe retention rating does not guarantee removal of all nanoscale particles or bubble-free delivery. Use with underfill or EMC containing functional fillers is not documented and needs assessment of formulation changes.
What to prepareBLNKK suggests documenting chemistry, viscosity, feed/filter-change histories, pressure drop, particles/bubbles, formulation changes and coating defects.
Confirm with the supplierConfirm parts, compatibility, commissioning/changeout and retention/additive-preservation evidence at the actual flow, temperature and pressure.
- Public evidence
- The current page and February 2023 datasheet specify the HV configuration, 1 µm retention and 40°C maximum temperature, with temperature-qualified pressure limits.
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