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Centura Equipment, Parts, and Refurbishment Support

Identify the exact Centura platform generation, process chamber, wafer size, and hardware revision before sourcing a system or component. Chinsortech reviews specific semiconductor equipment parts and refurbishment requests against the submitted equipment identity and requirements. One used Centura II DPS system is listed on this page for configuration review.

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Front and process-area view of the DRP 1P3 Centura II DPS equipment.

What the Centura Name Covers

Applied Materials describes Centura as a single-wafer, multi-chamber platform family used across etch, chemical vapor deposition, epitaxy, and rapid thermal processing products. The platform name alone therefore does not identify the installed process chambers, wafer size, interfaces, or internal parts.

The names that follow Centura carry essential configuration information. DPS and DPS Plus belong to an etch context; DXZ identifies a CVD product context; Ultima HDP-CVD is a deposition system; Epi refers to epitaxial deposition; and RTP, XE, XEplus, and Radiance identify rapid thermal processing generations. Similar names do not establish interchangeable hardware.

Match the Tool Before You Match the Part

Use the equipment identity and installed configuration to narrow the request before comparing a complete tool, chamber assembly, or replacement part.

Identify the mainframe generation. Record Centura, Centura II, Centura AP, Centura 300, or the exact designation shown on the equipment documentation.
Name the process and chamber family. Specify etch, CVD, HDP-CVD, epitaxy, or RTP, followed by the full chamber or product name such as DPS, DXZ, eMax, or Radiance.
Confirm wafer size and installed hardware. A shared family name across 150 mm, 200 mm, and 300 mm equipment does not establish compatibility. Record the installed chamber, load-lock, robot, and interface configuration relevant to the request.
Preserve the complete part identity. Provide the original part number, suffix, revision, description, quantity, and parent assembly when available.
Add evidence from the installed tool. For legacy or modified equipment, include the serial number, nameplate, current-part label, mounting location, photographs, modification history, and applicable manual or BOM revision.

When a label is unreadable, photographs and assembly context can help establish a candidate match. Final selection should still be tied to a drawing, verified installation record, formal cross-reference, or agreed dimensional and functional checks.

Listed Centura System

This is the only complete equipment listing on this page.

DRP 1P3 Centura II DPS multi-chamber tool and process modules.

E10-0015_DRP1P3-AMAT_Centura II DPS

The quotation should state its included assemblies, documentation, inspection access, packaging, and acceptance scope.

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

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Define the Supply and Acceptance Scope

Chinsortech confirms whether a request is within its service scope after reviewing the specific tool, component, condition, and required work. Each accepted request needs its own quotation and acceptance basis.

Request to evaluate	Information needed to define the scope
Used system	Included chambers and subassemblies, deinstallation status, visible condition, available records, inspection access, packaging, loading, and destination
Part or component	Full part number and revision, target chamber and wafer size, condition required, quantity, material or finish requirements, inspection records, and packaging
Equipment refurbishment	Equipment identity, reported fault or performance target, incoming condition, disassembly and repair scope, replaced items, required tests, acceptance criteria, and return logistics

The listed Centura II DPS system is recorded as “Used – As Is / Deinstalled.” Any powered test, functional demonstration, refurbishment, installation support, spare-parts package, or additional documentation must appear as an agreed quotation item before it becomes part of the supply scope.

For a part or refurbishment request that Chinsortech accepts, the buyer and supplier should agree on the applicable checks and pass criteria in the quotation. Depending on the specific component, equipment, and customer specification, the agreed scope could address identity and revision, dimensions, surface condition, seals or vacuum integrity, cleanliness or contamination controls, electrical or mechanical function, and traceability. The quotation should identify the checks Chinsortech will perform and the records it will provide for that request.

Centura Sourcing FAQ

Answers to short questions about the listed system and request scope.

Is the DRP 1P3 Centura II DPS system available now?

The product page identifies a used, deinstalled unit, but current availability must be confirmed at the time of inquiry. Include “E10-0015,” serial number 9532, and Tool ID DRP1P3 in your message.

Can Chinsortech quote from “Centura” or “DPS” alone?

No. Those names do not uniquely identify a tool or part. Use the matching checklist above and submit the records available for the installed equipment.

How are price and lead time determined?

Chinsortech prepares a quotation from the requested condition and scope, required inspection or refurbishment, quantity, documentation, packaging, destination, and logistics terms. A fixed price or delivery date cannot be established until those inputs are defined. For a CIF request, include the destination port.

Can a used Centura system be refurbished before delivery?

Submit the specific equipment identity, incoming condition, target configuration, required work, test scope, and expected handoff condition. Chinsortech will review the request and confirm whether it falls within the available service scope before quoting.