AZ Developer - 5.00 l
Merck Performance Materials GmbH
AZ® Developer is a sodium meta silicate based developer formulation for positive and image reversal resists with full compatibility to aluminum.
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Product number:
1000001
Manufacturer:
Merck Performance Materials GmbH
Product information "AZ Developer - 5.00 l"
AZ® Developer
Inorganic Developers
General Information
AZ® Developer is optimized for minimum Al attack. It is an odourless, aqueous, inorganic, alkaline solution, which is compatible with batch and in-line developing processes. It is typically applied 1:1 diluted in DI-H2O for high contrast, or undiluted for a high development rate. The dark erosion of AZ® Developer is slightly higher as compared to other developers. AZ® Developer can be used in combination with most families of AZ® Photoresists (i.e. AZ® 1500, AZ® ECI3000 and AZ® 4500 or AZ® PL177). AZ® Developer displays the lowest aluminium etch rate (it is more or less zero!) of all AZ® Developer - types and is ideal for metal levels.
Further Information
MSDS:
Safety Data Sheet AZ® Developer english
Sicherheitsdatenblatt AZ® Developer german
TDS:
Technical Data Sheet AZ® Developer english
Application Notes:
Development of Photoresist english
Entwicklung von Fotolack german
| Developer Type: | inorganic, metal ion containing (MIC) |
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