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New Product Highlight: Elionix ELS-F125

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Category: E-Beam Lithography
Published on Monday, 14 July 2008 08:25
Written by Administrator

The ELS-F125 is the latest Electron Beam Lithography system, a 125kV tool, is the most recent introduction from Elionix. The ELS-F125 offers high performance (5nm lines) and smaller footprint than past models.

ELS-F125 Brochure (1.7 MB) >>

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