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No.30 Heat Shrinking of Wire Terminals

[ Problem Point ] To shorten the work time, a far-infrared heater with a fast heating time was required. [ ⇒Kaizen Point ] A Carbon line heater with a fast heating time was used, enabling efficient shrinking through far-infrared radiation. ...

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No.28 Granule Drying

[ Problem Point ] Due to small-lot, multi-product production, a far-infrared heater with a fast heating time was required. [ ⇒Kaizen Point ] A Carbon line heater was used. It directly interacts with water molecules, increasing the drying speed. Furthermore, ...

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No.27 Drying of Dried Meat

[ Problem Point ] A compact far-infrared heater was required. [ ⇒Kaizen Point ] A Carbon line heater, which emits infrared wavelengths similar to charcoal, was used. It directly interacts with water molecules and allows immediate temperature adjustments, making it ...

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No.26 Final Heating of Bread

[ Problem Point ] It was necessary to heat a small variety of products while visually monitoring the process. [ ⇒Kaizen Point ] By using a Carbon line heater with a fast heating speed for final heating, it became possible ...

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No.25 Cup Heat Shrink

[ Problem Point ] Increasing the speed of the production line is essential, but conventional heaters have size and shape limitations, making efficient heating difficult. [ ⇒Kaizen Point ] By using a Carbon line heater, we have achieved a compact ...

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No.23 Robot Washer Drying

[ Problem Point ] Traditional heat sources had slow heating rates, which led to extended drying processes, potentially reducing throughput. [ ⇒Kaizen Point ] By using a Carbon line heater tuned to the infrared absorption frequency of water, rapid and ...

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No.22 Heat Source for Post-Bake

[ Problem Point ] Traditional heat sources had a slow heating rate, which could lead to decreased throughput. [ ⇒Kaizen Point ] By using the Carbon line heater for the post-bake of the resist film, rapid heating became possible. The ...

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No.21 Heat Source for Post-Exposure Bake (PEB)

[ Problem Point ] Conventional heat sources have slow heating rates, which may hinder throughput improvement. [ ⇒Kaizen Point ] By using the Carbon line heater for post-exposure bake (PEB) of the resist film, rapid heating becomes possible. The fast ...

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No.20 Heat Source for Pre-Baking of Resist Film

[ Problem Point ] In the semiconductor manufacturing process, pre-baking of the resist film is a crucial step to ensure film quality stability. However, conventional heat sources have slow heating rates, leading to decreased throughput and negatively impacting production efficiency. ...

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No.19 Preheating of the Spin Coater Chuck Holder

[ Problem Point ] In order to improve the uniformity of the coating liquid, it was necessary to preheat the spin coater chuck holder to an appropriate temperature. However, the conventional heating method had issues such as slow temperature rise, ...

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No.18 Speeding up the Dehydration Bake

[ Problem Point ] In the dehydration bake process, shortening the drying time has become a critical issue. Traditional heaters had slow response times, and there were limitations to improving throughput. Additionally, there were issues with heat uniformity, leading to ...

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No.17 Drying of Temporary Fixing Adhesive

[ Problem Point ] In the drying process of temporary fixing adhesives, shortening the drying time has become an important issue. Traditional heaters had slow response times, and there were limitations to improving throughput. [ ⇒Kaizen Point ] By using ...

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