Quava Mega Puck Flow

Quava Mega Puck Flow from Kaijo is a megasonic cleaning system designed to provide higher flow rates and rotational speeds for cleaning HDD media, FPD glass and semiconductor components in close proximity. The Mega Puck Flow megasonic transducer directs high-power acoustic energy by scanning over large surfaces.

If you have any questions about using Quava Mega Puck Flow for your application, please contact us by e-mail.

Benefits

  • Oscillation mode can be selected to adapt to different cleaning applications
  • Provides superfine cleaning of hard disks, flat-panel display glass and semiconductor components
  • Cost-effective and easy to use
  • Megasonic energy is directly applied to the target object
  • An effective Turn-key manufacturing solution
  • Higher flow rate than the original Mega Puck
  • Greater allowable rotational velocity of target substrate than the original Mega Puck
  • Larger permissible distance from the target substrate to allow for holding pins

      Features

      • May be used with DI water or chemical
      • Can communicate with a host PC via terminal, RS-485 or DeviceNet
      • Controllable removal output power
      • Output power meter with 4-digit display
      • No field calibration required when replacing a generator or transducer
      • High-frequency cleaning at 950 kHz
      • Cleaning power can be set in 0.1-watt increments
      • Average power variation only ±1 %
      • Programmable soft start and soft stop
      • Supply voltage range from AC 100 V to AC 240 V

      Quava Mega Puck Flow System

      Mega Puck Flow – Top view of the megasonic transducer

      Kaijo Mega Puck Flow – Top view of the megasonic transducer

      Kaijo Mega Puck Flow – Side view of the megasonic transducer

      Kaijo Mega Puck Flow – Side view of the megasonic transducer

      Kaijo Mega Puck Flow – Side view of the megasonic transducer (stainless steel version)

      Kaijo Mega Puck Flow – Side view of the megasonic transducer (stainless steel version)

      Kaijo Mega Puck Flow – Bottom view of the megasonic transducer (stainless steel version)

      Kaijo Mega Puck Flow – Bottom view of the megasonic transducer (stainless steel version)

      Specifications (Generator)

      Model 30110 (QR-003)
      Output power 1–100 W
      Output adjustment 0.1-W increments
      Frequency 950 kHz
      Oscillation modes PLL / A Mode
      Frequency control Auto-tracking PLL system
      Output display 7-segment digital display with 4 digits
      Communication Remote Terminal, RS-485, DeviceNet
      Power supply AC 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz
      Consumption 5 A
      Dimensions (W × D × H) 218 mm × 258 mm × 138 mm
      Weight 5 kg

      Specifications (Transducer)

      Model number 38S 38Q 38Sa
      Frequency
      950 kHz
      Generator(s) 30110 (QR-003)
      Input power 50 W
      Material of body SUS ECTFE
      Material of transducer plate SUS Quartz Sapphire
      Ultrasonic effective area Ø 40 mm
      Liquid temperature 15–40 °C
      Liquid flow 1–2 ℓ/min
      Material of gasket FFKM / gum last