Method of producing wafer

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With severing – removing material from preform mechanically,... – Surface finishing

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156662, 29DIG15, 51283R, 51 5C, 65 61, 65 70, 437225, C03B 946

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047567961

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a method of providing an elongated stock; producing a wafer comprising the steps of processing one end face of an elongated stock to form a first flat surface; cutting through one end portion of the stock transversely by a cutter to provide a slice of a predetermined thickness having opposite side faces defined respectively by the first flat surface and a cut surface subjected to the cutting; and processing the cut surface of the slice to form a second flat surface, using the first flat surface as a reference surface, thereby providing the wafer.

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