Semiconductor machine structure fabricated and machined by YS Yat Shing Malaysia

Semiconductor Equipment

Semiconductor Machine Structures & Bases

YS Yat Shing manufactures fabricated and machined machine structures, bases and precision frames for semiconductor equipment projects. We support projects that require structural fabrication, large CNC machining, controlled inspection, finishing and assembly support.

Scope of supply

  • Semiconductor machine structures
  • Machine bases and fabricated frames
  • Machined mounting surfaces and interfaces
  • Stainless steel structures and covers
  • Dimensional inspection
  • Finishing and assembly support
Supply profile
Structure type
Frames, bases, covers
Machining
Mounting surfaces and interfaces, multi-face
Accuracy
0.02 mm over 4 m · flatness 0.05 mm/m
Max weight
5 tons
Inspection
Dimensional, CMM arm
Quality system
ISO 9001

Project approach

Drawing review → manufacturing planning → fabrication → machining → inspection → finishing / assembly → delivery

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Project approach

  1. Drawing review
  2. Manufacturing planning
  3. Fabrication
  4. Machining
  5. Inspection
  6. Finishing / assembly
  7. Delivery

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Send your drawing for review

Include material, quantity, tolerance and required delivery date. We review the manufacturing scope and respond with the next step for quotation.

RFQ reply within 7 working days

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