Apparatus for holding plates

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294 271, A47F 1306

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049556495

ABSTRACT:
The apparatus comprises a first holding member having a flat surface which is brought into contact with the nonprocess surface of the semiconductor wafer, a pair of second holding members having inclined surfaces which are spaced apart from said flat surface by a predetermined distance, and cooperate with the flat surface to receive the arcuated edge of the semiconductor wafer. The second holding members are spaced apart from each other in a direction perpendicular to a semiconductor wafer insertion direction. The inclined surfaces being inclined such that a distance between the inclined surfaces and the flat surface is decreased in the semiconductor wafer insertion direction, thereby clamping the arcuated edge portions of the semiconductor wafer.

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