Nozzle system for feeding treatment liquid such as a liquid deve

Coating apparatus – Projection or spray type – Rotating work

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118 52, 427240, 427425, 222504, 222559, B05D 102, B65D 4700, B67D 300

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060426470

ABSTRACT:
In a nozzle system for feeding treatment liquid, a storage tank is equipped with a nozzle comprising an opening and a stopcock which opens and closes said opening. When the stopcock opens the opening, a predetermined amount of liquid developer is dropped from the tank onto a wafer through a narrow gap between the outer surface of the stopcock and the inner edge of the opening. Thereby, the large amount of the liquid developer can be discharged and diffused on the entire wafer surface for a short time. Besides, the liquid amount is controlled with ease, and damage to the wafer is reduced, which enables a high quality of the development.

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