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PTFE, PVDF, and PFA are the dominant materials for semiconductor wet etch nozzle bodies — but they machine fundamentally differently from metals.
Custom Semiconductor Wet Etch Spray Nozzles made to your drawing. Review threads, bores and sealing surfaces, material, finishing and inspection requirements before production.
Wet etching is among the most chemically aggressive manufacturing environments in precision manufacturing.
Coordinate geometry, material, finishing and inspection around the part's intended function.
PTFE, PVDF, and PFA are the dominant materials for semiconductor wet etch nozzle bodies — but they machine fundamentally differently from metals.
Specify orifice diameter, length, entry form and burr acceptance. Review available tool access and the agreed measuring method for the nozzle's smallest features.
Provide the process chemistry, concentration and operating temperature with the selected material. The equipment designer must confirm compatibility before a machining substitution is approved.
Agree critical-feature checks, measuring methods and inspection records with your drawing.
Define each nozzle type by outlet pattern, mounting thread and orientation. Identify spray or flow testing separately from the dimensional inspection of the machined part.
Specify the nozzle material, orifice geometry, surface finish, chemical exposure, quantity and inspection requirements for a drawing-based quotation.
Explore representative configurations and share your drawing for a product-specific review.
Fan spray nozzles produce a flat, sheet-like spray pattern through a precision-machined V-groove or elliptical orifice.
Full cone spray nozzles produce solid circular spray patterns through a swirl-and-orifice design: swirl insert bore ±0.010mm; swirl channel tangential entry angle ±1°; main orifice bore ±0.005mm, Ra 0.1μm; exit cone angle ±0.5°; cone half-angles 15°, 30°, 60°, 90°, 120° standard.
Hollow cone nozzles produce an annular spray pattern — fluid concentrated at the cone periphery with minimal fluid at the center — through high-swirl-number tangential entry geometry that throws fluid to the periphery by centrifugal force.
Two-fluid atomizing nozzles use compressed nitrogen or CDA to atomize liquid etchant into fine droplets (SMD 10–100μm, versus 200–500μm for pressure-only nozzles) for gentle low-impact chemical delivery to delicate wafer surfaces.
Ultrasonic spray nozzles use piezoelectric transducer vibration at 25–180 kHz to atomize liquid into ultra-fine mist (SMD 15–100μm) without compressed gas or high liquid pressure.
Multi-orifice array nozzles integrate multiple orifices in one nozzle body for wider spray coverage in a compact footprint.
Match the component to its operating environment, assembly interfaces and documentation requirements.

Semiconductor Wet Etch Spray Nozzles for process equipment, precision interfaces and test systems, with material and inspection requirements confirmed for the application.

Semiconductor Wet Etch Spray Nozzles for process equipment, precision interfaces and test systems, with material and inspection requirements confirmed for the application.

Semiconductor Wet Etch Spray Nozzles for process equipment, precision interfaces and test systems, with material and inspection requirements confirmed for the application.

Hot piranha (H₂SO₄/H₂O₂) nozzle programs in PFA (150°C service) for photoresist strip systems; PTFE fan spray nozzles for organic solvent strip systems; and ultrasonic nozzle body machining for megasonic-assisted wafer cleaning modules.

Semiconductor Wet Etch Spray Nozzles for process equipment, precision interfaces and test systems, with material and inspection requirements confirmed for the application.
Custom spray manifold nozzle body machining for multi-chemistry delivery systems — integration of multiple nozzle types in one manifold body; zone-spray nozzles for independent center/edge delivery; and specialty alloy nozzle bodies for exotic chemistry service.
Explore machining capabilities, material options and quality support for semiconductor components.
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Confirm the exact grade, delivery condition and finish compatibility with your drawing.
Confirm the exact material grade, condition, heat-treatment requirements and certificates against the approved drawing.
Engineering-plastic options for insulating or low-friction components. Confirm the resin grade, conditioning and operating environment.
Confirm the exact material grade, condition, heat-treatment requirements and certificates against the approved drawing.
Confirm the exact material grade, condition, heat-treatment requirements and certificates against the approved drawing.
Confirm the exact material grade, condition, heat-treatment requirements and certificates against the approved drawing.
Confirm the exact material grade, condition, heat-treatment requirements and certificates against the approved drawing.
Engineering-plastic options for insulating or low-friction components. Confirm the resin grade, conditioning and operating environment.
Finish selection
Select the finish around the specified material, functional surfaces and service conditions. Confirm process details and acceptance requirements with your drawing.
In single-wafer spin etch systems, the nozzle delivers etchant to the rotating wafer (200–1500 RPM) from 5–50mm above wafer center.
In wet bench systems, multiple nozzles on a spray manifold simultaneously spray 25 or 50 wafers in cassettes.
For pressure-swirl and fan spray nozzles, droplet size governs the balance between spray impact energy and spray penetration in spin etch applications.
Machining resources for drawing review, prototypes and repeat-production programs.
Inspection & documentation
Review material identity, machining datums, functional dimensions and production records for your component.
Final tolerances, inspection coverage and acceptance criteria are confirmed against your drawing, material and geometry.
Confirm the certificates, inspection reports and production records needed for your order when sharing your drawing.
The product range includes Fan Spray (Flat Fan) Nozzles, Full Cone Spray Nozzles, Hollow Cone Spray Nozzles. Custom geometry is reviewed against the approved drawing.
Material options include PFA (Perfluoroalkoxy Alkane), PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene), PVDF (Kynar). The exact grade and condition should be confirmed for your application.
Define threads, bores and sealing surfaces, together with datums, tolerances and required surface condition.
Finishing options include single-wafer spin etch nozzle specifications, batch wet bench spray nozzle specifications, droplet size & flow rate specifications. Applicability is reviewed against the specified material and geometry.
Pricing and delivery are confirmed after reviewing the drawing, material availability, quantity, machining route, finishing and inspection scope.
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