Ultra-thin damage prevention and ultra-thin channel for semiconductor manufacturing.
A 0.3mm thick ultra-thin sheet that contributes to the protection of clean environments!
In the semiconductor manufacturing industry, protecting precision equipment and components within clean rooms is crucial. Especially, protective measures in limited spaces are essential for maintaining an efficient manufacturing process. It is necessary to prevent foreign matter contamination and damage to ensure product quality. Our ultra-thin damage prevention and ultra-thin channel products protect equipment and components in clean rooms with a thickness of just 0.3mm. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Protection of precision equipment in clean rooms - Protection of components in semiconductor manufacturing equipment - Protective measures in limited spaces 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Achieves space-saving protection - Reduces the risk of foreign matter contamination and damage - Contributes to improved product quality
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【Features】 - Ultra-thin design with a thickness of 0.3mm - Made of SUS304 stainless steel - HL finish - Compatible with 5mm and 10mm hole punch damage prevention and hole punch channels 【Our Strengths】 Surnine Tainou Co., Ltd. pursues beautiful and high-quality products to provide to our customers. We conduct safety tests using our unique experimental equipment to offer products that can be used with peace of mind.
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Surinain Island Co., Ltd. manufactures hardware intended for decoration with the desire to deliver beautiful and high-quality products to our customers. By conducting safety tests using our unique experimental equipment, we create products that can be used with peace of mind. Through our products and services, we contribute to the progress and development of nations, societies, cultures, and humanity by creating "new value" and "new markets."
