Used ACCRETECH Machines for Sale
UsedUltra feature used ACCRETECH wafer probers, blade dicing machines, coordinate measuring machines, surface texture instruments and roundness measuring systems, depending on current inventory. Buyers should confirm each machine’s configuration, software, accessories, wafer capacity and operating condition before purchase. Availability varies according to current inventory.
Available Used ACCRETECH Machines
About ACCRETECH Machines
ACCRETECH is the corporate brand of Tokyo Seimitsu Co., Ltd., a Japanese manufacturer focused on semiconductor manufacturing equipment and precision measuring instruments. Its semiconductor portfolio includes probing machines for electrical wafer testing, blade and laser dicing systems, wafer grinding equipment, chemical mechanical planarization systems and related wafer-processing equipment.
The company’s metrology range includes coordinate measuring machines, surface texture and contour measuring instruments, roundness and cylindrical-profile systems, optical measurement equipment and production-line gauging technologies. These systems are used to inspect dimensions, surface finish, circular geometry and other characteristics that affect the performance of precision-manufactured parts.
ACCRETECH’s technical emphasis varies by equipment family. Wafer probers combine precision positioning, wafer handling and alignment functions for semiconductor testing. Dicing machines use controlled motion, high-speed spindles or laser processes to separate wafers into individual devices. SURFCOM and RONDCOM instruments apply precision tracing, rotary measurement and analysis software to evaluate manufactured surfaces and geometric form.
Used ACCRETECH equipment attracts buyers who need established semiconductor or inspection capability without committing to the capital cost of a comparable new system. Legacy platforms may also be useful where a facility already has compatible testers, recipes, fixtures, probes, software or operator experience. Compatibility and continued technical support should therefore be evaluated as carefully as the machine’s mechanical condition.