As the global leader of Recycling business in the semiconductor industry SILFINE

Wafer pattern & coating removal service is an operation that allows various defect wafers(pattern, coating, metal coating, and post-process defects) that are disposed of from semi-conductor industries for security reasons(to protect intellectual property rights) to be utilized in other industries as valuable raw materials after removing the pattern and coating Silicon is the most basic material that is essential to semiconductor and photoelectric industry. Dopant is inserted to give a property as a semiconductor, which show diverse properties as a semiconductor and the purity is also of high level. SILFINE provides raw material for the photoelectric industry by processing, measuring, and categorizing into many kinds of silicons that are created from semiconductors and photoelectric industry. – Silicon wafer , thin layer of crystal silicons grown in specific direction out of multi-crystal molten silicon, comprises key raw materials of semi-conductor elements. – To produce high quality semi-conductor wafers, high degree of purity raw materials and high degree of flatness are required. – By recycling silicon wafers disposed of from semi-conductor manufacturer with our independent processing technology, our company supplies the processed materials as solar energy industrial materials. SiC slurry is used during the wire-sawing process of silicon ingot cutting for semiconductor and PV. SILFINE SRS is a 21st-century environmental-friendly solution which effectively separates …
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30mins/ KS 3/4 / 2009 Textiles make up 30 percent of landfill. This programme looks at how textile designers are meeting the challenge from government and consumers to reduce, reuse and recycle. The resource provides inspirational case studies showing how shoes are made from old tyres and seatbelts, bags are made from recycled airline seats and high fashion tailoring is created from second hand shop finds. Designers talk through the evolution of their ideas, the design and make process and discuss the future of industrial recycled textile design. This resource then visits a textile re-processing plant to looks at how jute sacks are reprocessed into fibres and then manufactured into needle punched, non-woven high performance technical textiles used in the construction industry. Endorsed by Edexcel for use with their GCSE in Design and Technology: Textiles Technology Endorsed by OCR for use with their GCSE in Design and Technology: Textiles Technology. Recommended by AQA in their resources list for both their GCSE and GCE D&T Textiles specifications. Produced by Pumpkin Interactive www.pumpkin-interactive.co.uk
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