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Crossing Automation... your partner in atmospheric and vacuum automation


As we follow Moore's Law to 22 nm and beyond while shifting from 200 mm to 300 mm and now moving toward 450 mm wafers, industry requirements for isolation and automated manufacturing strategies have increased dramatically. In fact, a robust isolation and automation strategy has become increasingly important to ensure productivity and reliability in both current and next-generation fabs.


Crossing Automation is a leader in the vital, yield-enhancing technologies that isolate, protect and transfer wafers throughout the integrated circuit manufacturing process. The company is also one of the industry's most experienced providers of wafer-level atmospheric and vacuum automation solutions for semiconductor OEMs and IDMs.


Crossing supplies many leading OEMs and deploys its products and solutions in leading fabs around the world, providing automation based on a commitment to maximum flexibility and low cost of ownership. Crossing offers its customers practical, leading-edge solutions to meet their atmospheric and vacuum automation requirements, both today and in the future.


Some of the benefits of Crossing's approach are seen in a wide variety of customer applications for 300 mm wafers, 200 mm wafers and reticles as well as in its atmospheric and vacuum wafer-level automation products.

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Crossing Automation's Falcon Integrated Loadport

300 mm Falcon

The Falcon Integrated Loadport is Crossing Automation's high-performance loadport that offers industry-leading reliability and cost-of-ownership. The Falcon receives, opens, and closes wafer carriers (the fundamental job of a loadport) approximately twice as fast as available competitive products, while offering simple integration. With the Falcon, Crossing Automation has significantly raised the bar in performance, reliability, and cost of ownership, while simultaneously implementing technologies that will ensure smooth user migration to next-generation manufacturing and even larger wafers.


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