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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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