Apparatus and method for cleaning a stencil and a method for forming the apparatus
AssigneeSTATS ChipPAC Pte. Ltd.
InventorsSeokBeom HEO, SeongKuk KIM, SoYeong PARK, JuYub YIM, HyunMi PARK
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AssigneeSTATS ChipPAC Pte. Ltd.
InventorsSeokBeom HEO, SeongKuk KIM, SoYeong PARK, JuYub YIM, HyunMi PARK
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An apparatus for cleaning a stencil, a method for forming the same and a method for cleaning a stencil are provided. The stencil comprises at least one cavity at a first surface of the stencil and a plurality of apertures extending within the stencil, and the apparatus comprises: a carrier; a supporting member attached on the carrier, and comprising a base portion and at least one cleaning portion protruding from the base portion, wherein each of the at least one cleaning portion is mateable with and receivable within one of the at least one cavity of the stencil; and a wiper detachably disposed on the supporting member, wherein the wiper is configured for being pressed against the stencil by the supporting member when the stencil is placed on the apparatus, to remove residuals within the apertures through direct contact between the wiper and the residuals.
An apparatus for cleaning a stencil, wherein the stencil comprises at least one cavity at a first surface of the stencil, and a plurality of apertures extending within the stencil between the at least one cavity and a second surface of the stencil which is opposite to the first surface, and wherein the apparatus comprises:
A method for making an apparatus for cleaning a stencil, wherein the stencil comprises at least one cavity at a first surface of the stencil and a plurality of apertures extending within the stencil between the at least one cavity and a second surface of the stencil which is opposite to the first surface, and wherein the method comprises:
A method for cleaning a stencil, wherein the stencil comprises at least one cavity at a first surface of the stencil, and a plurality of apertures extending within the stencil between the at least one cavity and a second surface of the stencil which is opposite to the first surface, and wherein the method comprises:
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