Hitachi
The Hitachi HS 9050 is a 12-inch asher. The Hitachi HS 9050 is a multi-chamber tool with five ashing units. The Hitachi HS 9050 includes a Mini-Environment Wafer Loading Module (EFEM).[1][2]

Wafer size
Mini-Environment Wafer Loading Module (EFEM)
Power
AXG-5000Ⅲ-27M-KE[1]
Vacuum
Dual-Arm High Speed Vacuum Robot Assembly[1]
Performance
V-notch alignment and centering[1]
Gas delivery
N2 Max Flow 20 L/min[1]
The Hitachi HS 9050 is a semiconductor resist-processing system.
A resist-processing tool in this class removes or modifies photoresist or other organic films by exposing the wafer to a controlled plasma or reactive-gas process in one or more chambers. The machine uses vacuum conditions, gas delivery, and RF power to create the process environment, while wafer handling hardware moves substrates between load ports, buffers, and process modules.
Resist-processing tools sit after lithography and before downstream etch, strip, clean, or inspection steps in a wafer process flow.
Tools in this class are used for photoresist stripping, ash removal, residue reduction, and plasma-based surface preparation on semiconductor wafers.
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Last updated Oct 6, 2026.
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