Spin drier for semiconductor materials
OwnerSeiichiro Aigoinventor
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Abstract
A spin drier is disclosed, which comprises a casing and a rotor to be rotated in the casing for spin-drying semiconductor materials. The rotor includes a plurality of predetermined areas in which a carrier housing the materials to be dried is set with a cradle. There are provided at each of the areas in the rotor at least one pair of opposed holder rods with their free ends adjacent to each other and vertical stopper rods relevant to the holder rods. Each holder rod is reinforced by the stopper rod and receives in the vicinity of its free end a leg portion of the carrier in which semiconductor materials are housed. Also, each holder rod in the vicinity of other secured end thereof is adapted to be engaged with a portion of the cradle, to thereby hold securely both the carrier and the cradle.
Claims8
In a spin drier for semiconductor materials, which comprises a casing, a rotor to be rotated in the casing and air guides formed of a curved plate, said air guides mounted on the base plate of the rotor, carriers in which semiconductor materials to be dried are housed being adapted to be set in predetermined areas between the air guides with a cradle in which said carrier is housed, the improvement wherein at each said predetermined area in the rotor at least a pair of opposed holder rods with their free ends adjacent to each other are provided in parallel with the base plate of the rotor and stopper rods are secured perpendicularly to the base plate of the rotor in contact with the holder rod to support a radially outward force applied on the holder rod, each holder rod having a receiver portion in the vicinity of the free end thereof for receiving a leg portion of the carrier housed in the cradle, and also each holder rod being adapted to be engaged with a portion of the cradle in the vicinity of the other secured end of the holder rod, to thereby hold securely both the carrier and the cradle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.