BCB Oxygen-Free Oven BCB Curing Oven Laboratory Oxygen-Free Curing Furnace Anaerobic OvenApplication Background
BCB, as a type of high-performance polymer, will be increasingly utilized due to its unique properties. It is a high-performance material with excellent thermal stability, chemical stability, electrical insulation, and mechanical strength, playing a crucial role in modern high-tech fields. For instance, in microelectronics manufacturing, it is used for钝izing protection and interlayer dielectric in various devices.
BCB Oxygen-Free Oven BCB Curing Oven Laboratory Oxygen-Free Curing Furnace Anaerobic OvenProcess Requirements
After applying BCB, the polymer film layer must be treated to ensure resistance to subsequent processing operations.
The film made of BCB resin must be processed under anaerobic conditions (<100ppm).
3-8 minutes to reach 50°C, then maintain the temperature for 5-15 minutes.
2.15-20 minutes to reach 100℃; maintain constant temperature for 15-25 minutes
3.15-20 minutes to reach 150°C, then maintain a constant temperature for 15-25 minutes
4. Rise to 250℃ in 40-80 minutes, then maintain a constant temperature for 45-65 minutes
5. Cooling


BCB Oxygen-Free Oven BCB Curing Oven Laboratory Oxygen-Free Curing Furnace Anaerobic OvenTechnical Specifications:
Studio Size (mm): 350*350*350/450*450*450/600*600*600/Customizable
Vacuum Degree: ≤133 Pa
Temperature: TT+50~400℃
Rising Rate: 1~8℃/m, adjustable
Cooling Time: 350-90℃ ≤ 80 min
Oxygen Concentration: ≤10ppm
Material inside box: 316L stainless steel
Vacuum Pump: Oil-Free Scroll Pump
Insulating Material: Ceramic Fiber
Cooling System: Water-cooled + Air-cooled
Operation Method: Human-Machine Interface + PLC
Operation Function: One-click Automatic Operation
Program Mode: Save and Edit Multiple Processes


































