Suction pipette and method of manufacture for receiving of semiconductor crystal plates
AssigneeEsec Sales S.A.
InventorKarl Nicklaus
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AssigneeEsec Sales S.A.
InventorKarl Nicklaus
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A method of manufacturing a suction pipette of sinterable material for receiving substantially rectangular, semiconductor crystal plates. The pipette is formed with a rectangular recess and has walls defining the recess which narrow towards the floor of the recess; an evacuation channel communicates with the floor. The method includes the steps of inserting a binder into the material to be sintered, and fabricating first and second parts for assembly of the pipette, the first part being formed with an open channel and having sidewalls defining the channel. The second part is insertable into the first part and has cam-shaped end projections formed with respective inner walls, and outer walls for making contact with the sidewalls upon insertion of the second part into the first part. The method additionally includes grinding the sidewalls of the first part within the region of the open channel and the outer walls of the projections to a predetermined tapered angle for at least a first portion of the sidewalls, and the outer walls to fittingly abut each other, and heat treating the first and second parts upon insertion of the second part into the first part for uniting the first and second parts by diffusion of the binder within the sinterable material.
A method of manufacturing a suction pipette of sinterable material for receiving rectangular, including quadratic semiconductor crystal plates, the pipette being formed with a rectangular recess having a floor, walls defining the recess narrowing towards the floor, and an evacuation channel communicating with the floor, comprising the steps of:
A suction pipette comprising a first part formed with an open channel and having sidewalls defining the open channel, and a second part insertable into said first part, said second part having first and second cam-shaped projections formed with first and second inner walls, respectively, and first and second outer walls for making contact with said first and second sidewalls upon insertion of said second part into said first part, said first and second parts being made of sinterable material having a binder inserted therein, the sidewalls of the first part within the region of the open channel and the outer walls of the projections being ground to a predetermined angle for at least a first portion of the first and second sidewalls, and the first and second outer walls to fittingly abut each other, respectively, upon insertion of the second part into the first part, the inner walls and at least a second portion of the first and second sidewalls defining the recess, the suction pipette being formed by uniting the parts by diffusion of the binder with the sinterable material through heat treatment upon the first part having been inserted into the second part.
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