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AMAT Equipment Sourcing for Defined Tool Configurations

AMAT is commonly used for Applied Materials, but the name does not identify one semiconductor tool or hardware configuration. Chinsortech evaluates defined equipment, refurbishment, and component requests using the platform, process, chamber family, wafer size, installed configuration, and required supply condition.

This page lists one used Applied Materials Centura II DPS system. Its current availability, included assemblies, inspection access, refurbishment scope, packaging, and delivery terms must be confirmed in the quotation.

Define the AMAT Tool Before Comparing Equipment

Applied Materials supplies equipment across semiconductor deposition, etch, epitaxy, thermal processing, and related product groups. A request for "AMAT equipment" therefore needs additional identifiers before a supplier can compare tools or define a commercial scope.

Identification levelWhat to recordWhy it matters
Process categoryPVD, CVD, etch, epitaxy, RTP, or the exact process stated in the equipment recordsSeparates tools built for different material-formation, removal, or thermal tasks.
Platform and generationEndura, Centura, Centura II, Producer, Precision 5000, or the full nameplate designationA platform family can contain multiple generations and process configurations.
Chamber or product familyDPS, DXZ, eMax, Epi, Radiance, or the complete installed chamber nameThe chamber family defines the specific process context more narrowly than the platform name.
Installed configurationWafer size, chamber set, load locks, robot, interfaces, serial number, Tool ID, and known modificationsUsed equipment must be evaluated as the actual installed or deinstalled system, not as a generic catalog model.

For replacement components rather than complete equipment, use the AMAT equipment spare parts page and submit the full part number and revision. For Centura platform details, the Applied Materials Centura page explains the platform and chamber naming layers.

Choose the Supply Path Before Requesting a Quote

State whether the request concerns a listed complete tool, a refurbishment review, or a component. Each path requires a different evidence and acceptance package.

Listed used equipment

Reference the listing ID, serial number, Tool ID, stated condition, and desired destination. Ask the quotation to identify included chambers, subassemblies, documentation, inspection access, packaging, loading, and any excluded services.

Refurbishment or recovery request

Provide the equipment identity, current location and condition, fault history, installed configuration, target handoff condition, required work, available records, and proposed acceptance tests. Chinsortech confirms whether the request is within its service scope before quoting.

Part or assembly request

Submit the original part number, revision, parent assembly, process chamber, wafer size, quantity, required condition, and installed-part photographs. A platform name or visual similarity alone does not establish compatibility.

Available AMAT Equipment

The following item is the complete equipment listing supplied for this page. Current availability and the final supply scope require confirmation.

DRP 1P3 Applied Materials Centura II DPS process modules and cleanroom enclosure

DRP 1P3 Centura II DPS equipment and process modules.

E10-0015_DRP1P3-AMAT_Centura II DPS

A used, deinstalled 8-inch Applied Materials Centura II DPS system. The quotation should define the included hardware, records, inspection opportunity, packaging, and delivery condition.

  • Listing IDE10-0015
  • ToolApplied Materials Centura II DPS
  • Wafer size8-inch
  • ConditionUsed – As Is / Deinstalled
  • Serial number9532
  • Tool IDDRP1P3

Build an Equipment-Level RFQ

An equipment RFQ should identify the exact asset and the condition in which the buyer expects to receive it.

Tool identity and configuration

Provide the manufacturer, full model, platform generation, process and chamber family, wafer size, serial number, Tool ID, installed modules, and known hardware or control-system modifications.

Current condition and records

State whether the tool is installed, deinstalled, stored, powered, or available only as-is. List the photographs, configuration records, manuals, maintenance history, test records, and deinstallation information available for review.

Required supply and acceptance

Define whether the request includes inspection, refurbishment, missing-item completion, powered or functional testing, documentation, spare parts, installation support, or training. Attach the acceptance criteria that should appear in the quotation.

Destination and commercial terms

Provide the destination, requested schedule, trade term, loading constraints, and destination port for a CIF request. Price and lead time depend on the agreed equipment condition, work scope, testing, packaging, and logistics.

Prepare an Equipment RFQ

Agree on Acceptance, Packing, and Delivery

The equipment listing records the Centura II DPS system as used, as-is, and deinstalled. That condition statement does not add powered testing, refurbishment, installation, or performance guarantees. Any required service or evidence must be written into the quotation and purchase agreement.

StageItems to define
Inspection scopeAsset identity, visible condition, included modules and loose parts, available records, photo or video evidence, inspection access, and any agreed powered or functional checks
Refurbishment scopeIncoming findings, disassembly and repair boundary, replaced items, cleaning, reassembly, test methods, pass criteria, and records to be delivered
Deinstallation and packingResponsibility for disconnection, rigging, preservation, moisture and shock protection, labeling, crating, loading, and handling instructions
Commercial handoffIncluded documentation, spare items, shipment method, trade term, destination, insurance responsibility, schedule, and the point at which acceptance transfers
Receiving checkCrate condition, shock or moisture indicators when used, item count, equipment labels, visible transit damage, and opening records before installation work begins

AMAT Equipment Sourcing FAQ

Short answers for complete-tool and configuration-specific sourcing requests.

Does AMAT identify one equipment model?

No. AMAT is commonly used for Applied Materials and covers multiple equipment and service categories. A useful RFQ still needs the process, platform, chamber or product family, wafer size, serial number, installed configuration, and requested condition.

Is the listed Centura II DPS system currently available?

The source listing identifies a used, deinstalled system. Ask Chinsortech to confirm current status and reference E10-0015, serial number 9532, and Tool ID DRP1P3.

Can the listed tool be tested or refurbished before shipment?

Testing or refurbishment is not included by the as-is listing alone. Define the requested work, evidence, and acceptance criteria in the RFQ. Chinsortech will review the request and state the accepted scope in its quotation.

How are equipment price and lead time determined?

They depend on current availability, included hardware, equipment condition, inspection and refurbishment scope, documentation, packing, loading, destination, and trade terms. A fixed price or date cannot be confirmed without those inputs.

Can Chinsortech also evaluate AMAT spare-parts requests?

Yes, for requests within its service and manufacturing scope. Use the separate AMAT spare-parts page and provide the full part number and revision, process chamber or subsystem, wafer size, quantity, required condition, and installed-part evidence.

Request AMAT Equipment Availability and a Defined Quote

For the listed system, reference E10-0015, S/N 9532, and Tool ID DRP1P3.

  • Phone: 18015354460
  • Email: [email protected]
  • WhatsApp: 18015354460
  • Address: No.29-1, Huibei Road, Liangxi District, Wuxi City, China.

Include the full model and platform generation, process and chamber family, wafer size, installed configuration, condition, required inspection or refurbishment, destination, trade term, and requested schedule.