[Case Study] Achieving Space Savings and Improved Work Efficiency

Successfully achieved approximately 30% space savings! A case study introducing a one-touch high current connector (power connector).

In the semiconductor manufacturing process, polycrystalline silicon is melted to create single crystal rods (ingots), which are then sliced to produce wafers. In the limited space within the equipment, there was a disconnection at the power supply points rated at 150 to 200A, and the conventional connectors were long in total length, making the attachment and detachment process difficult and cumbersome. To prevent connection failures, we introduced a "high-current connector" that uses springs to maintain a constant contact pressure at the connection points. Previously, the production line frequently stopped, but after the introduction, there have been no issues with power supply failures. [Case Summary] ■ Issue: Conventional connectors were long in total length, making attachment and detachment difficult. ■ After introduction: - There have been no power supply failures. - Space savings of about 30% made attachment and detachment easier. - Female and elderly workers can now perform tasks smoothly. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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