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Use of technical gases in electronics production

 

Technical gases play a key role in modern electronics production, ensuring process stability, high product quality and production safety.

They are used at all stages – from the manufacture of semiconductors to the assembly of finished electronic components.

Advantages of using technical gases

 

  • improving the quality and reliability of electronic components;
  • preventing defects and scrap;
  • extending the service life of equipment;
  • increasing the safety of production processes.

Main technical gases for the electronics industry

Nitrogen (N₂) – used for inerting and creating a controlled atmosphere that prevents oxidation during soldering and chip production.
Argon (Ar) – used for plasma processes and thin film deposition.
Hydrogen (H₂) – important for reduction reactions and surface cleaning.
Oxygen (O₂) – used in the production of oxide layers and in the heat treatment of materials.
Carbon dioxide (CO₂) – used in cooling and cleaning processes.

Where are gases used in electronics?

  • semiconductor and chip production;
  • plasma chemical etching;
  • soldering and welding of electronic components;
  • cooling and cleaning of equipment;
  • inerting in production lines.