Improving Solder Adhesion and Enhancing Packaging Reliability-Technology Overview
The ceramic bonding head tool is one of the most critical components in semiconductor thermo-compression bonding (TCB) processes.
By combining micro-particle mirror polishing, SP³ diamond coating, and anti-sticking surface treatment, we effectively minimize solder adhesion and maintain excellent thermal conductivity and surface purity under high temperatures.
It precisely applies both heat and pressure to reflow solder between the chip and substrate, ensuring reliable joint formation.
However, during continuous production, solder residue and surface adhesion can lead to inconsistent bonding quality, surface damage, and frequent maintenance.
The bonding head incorporates a built-in heating module that evenly transfers heat to the contact surface, maintaining a stable temperature between 200°C and 450°C.
Simultaneously, pressure is precisely controlled by pneumatic or servo systems, ensuring accurate force application at the micron level.
To prevent solder contamination and wear on the ceramic surface during high-temperature bonding, the following multilayer treatment is applied:
Micro-Particle Polishing – Ceramic materials (Al₂O₃, AlN, SiC) are polished to a nano-level smoothness (Ra < 0.04 μm).
SP³ Diamond Coating – An ultra-hard carbon layer (Hv ~6500) protects the mirror-finished surface from scratching during tungsten-brush cleaning.
Anti-Sticking Coating – Featuring a high contact angle (~110°), the coating suppresses solder adhesion and oxidation at elevated temperatures.
This triple-layer structure provides high thermal conductivity, superior wear resistance, and outstanding anti-sticking performance.
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