Decommissioning involves the safe shutdown, dismantling and removal of lithography equipment from a facility. Our engineers ensure systems are carefully disconnected, packaged and prepared for relocation, resale or storage.
We Prioritise Compliance
We pride ourselves on being the preferred vendor for most brokers due to our competitive pricing and highly experienced engineers.
All decommissioning procedures we conduct are fully documented for your peace of mind, and are performed in a timely fashion, resulting in increased value for our customers.
The NTEK Litho team managed the complete decommissioning of our stepper system with professionalism and precision. Their engineers handled everything from shutdown to logistics coordination, making the relocation process smooth and stress-free.
— Semiconductor Manufacturing Client
Proven Track Record
We prioritise compliance with all safety standards to minimise potential hazards.
With our immense knowledge of Nikon systems, we have successfully decommissioned dozens of Nikon machines for customers from all over the world.
Relocation
Are you looking to relocate equipment within the site to an international location? We provide timely, efficient transfers that minimise disruption. Whether it be a single or numerous extraction of tools, Ntek can perform the job within an accelerateed timeframe at no extra charge to the daily rate, speeding up the job process and minimising downtime for your company. With our experienced team and affiliated rigging and logistics partners MAGNETICS, we offer a full turnkey solution package, making every move seamless to ensure 100% customer satisfaction.
Previously Decommissioned Models:
i11D, i12D, i14E, S204B, S205C, S206D, S307E, S207D, EX12B, EX14C, i14E2, i7A, i8A, i10C, 4425i, i14E, i7A, i8A, i9C, SF100, SF130, SF140, EX14.
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Frenquently Asked Questions
What does semiconductor equipment decommissioning involve?
What types of equipment can you decommission?
We specialise in decommissioning Nikon photolithography equipment including G-line, i-line and DUV steppers and scanners, as well as associated laser systems and supporting components.
Can you handle international equipment relocations?
Yes. NTEK Litho works with experienced logistics partners to coordinate global equipment transfers, ensuring systems are transported safely and efficiently to their new destination.
Do you provide packaging and logistics support?
We manage the full process including equipment preparation, specialist packaging and coordination with trusted logistics providers to ensure safe transport.
How long does a typical decommissioning project take?
Project timelines vary depending on the size and complexity of the equipment and facility. Our team works with customers to develop a clear schedule that minimises disruption to operations.
Can you reinstall equipment after relocation?
Yes. In addition to decommissioning, our engineers can support the full installation and recommissioning process to OEM specifications at the new site.
Do you support partial system removals or upgrades?
Absolutely. Whether removing a single tool or supporting a full facility transition, we can tailor the project to suit your operational requirements.
Is your team experienced with legacy lithography systems?
Yes. Our engineers have extensive experience working with both legacy and modern Nikon lithography equipment across semiconductor facilities worldwide.
How do you ensure equipment is protected during removal?
We follow strict procedures and use specialist handling equipment to ensure delicate lithography systems are safely dismantled, secured and protected throughout the process.
How do we arrange a decommissioning project?
Simply contact our team with details of your equipment and timeline. We’ll assess the project and provide a tailored plan for safe and efficient decommissioning.
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