What is the exposure machine used for? The exposure machine is widely used in the fields of semiconductor, microelectronics, biological devices and nanotechnology. An exposure machine is a device that transmits the image information on film or other transparent objects to the surface coated with photosensitive substances by turning on the light to emit ultraviolet rays of UVA wavelength.

UV wavelength selection for a wider range (UV, DUV, NUV) of the exposure machine, and the range of outgoing light intensity: 8mW/cm2~40mW/cm2. It supports constant light intensity or constant power mode.

Our common exposure machines are: MYCRO's N&Q UV exposure system made in the United States, which is suitable for UV or deep UV exposure of materials ranging from special size substrates to 4 sizes. NXQ400-6 system has been successfully applied to semiconductor manufacturing, optoelectronics, flat panel, RF microwave, diffractive optics, MEMS, concave convex or crystal clad equipment and other applications requiring fine printing and precision alignment.