Disclosed is a first cleaning apparatus including a first cleaning bath, a cover provided at the upper part of the first cleaning bath, a drainage portion provided at the lower part of the first cleaning bath, a first cleaning unit and a second cleaning unit provided respectively at a first side surface and a second side surface in the first cleaning bath, and first and second moving units configured to move the first and second cleaning units, respectively, wherein each of the first and second cleaning units includes a plurality of cleaning solution supply pipes provided at different heights and a plurality of nozzles provided at each of the cleaning solution supply pipes, the nozzles provided at one cleaning solution supply pipe have identical cleaning solution spray angles, and the nozzles provided at the other cleaning solution supply pipes have different cleaning solution spray angles.

According to one embodiment, a substrate processing apparatus includes a batch type cleaning unit, a holding unit, and a single-substrate type drying unit. The batch type cleaning unit simultaneously cleans a plurality of substrates in a batch process with a first liquid. The holding unit receives the cleaned substrates while still wet and then keeps a first surface of each of the substrates wet with the first liquid. The single-substrate type drying unit is configured to receive the substrates one by one from the holding unit and then dry off the substrates one by one.

This disclosure provides a wafer processing method having the following steps: providing a wafer (10), an immersion device (100), a carrier (200), and a spray device (300); turning the wafer (10) from a horizontal manner to an upright manner; upright placing the wafer (10) into the immersion device (100) for immersion; taking the wafer (10) out from the immersion device (100) and placing that onto the carrier (200) horizontally; spraying a liquid on the wafer (10) by the spray device (300); rinsing the wafer (10); rotating the carrier (200) to dry the wafer (10). Multiple steps for processing the wafer (10) may be performed on the same carrier (200) to accelerate the process.

The disclosed techniques include a space filling device to be used with a wet bench in chemical replacement procedures. The space filling device has an overall density that is higher than the chemicals used to purge the wet bench. As such, when embedded into the wet bench, or more specifically, the chemical tank of the wet bench, the space filling device will occupy a portion of the interior volume space. As a result, less purging chemicals are used to fill and bath the wet bench.

Provided is a substrate treating apparatus including: a fluid supply unit supplying a supercritical fluid to the treatment space, a plurality of components installed in the fluid supply line; and a detection member detecting whether or not metal particles are released from the component. The detection member includes: an upstream detection port connected to the fluid supply line upstream from a first component which is one of the plurality of components; a downstream detection port connected to the fluid supply line downstream from the first component; and a detector provided to be coupled to a selected detection port between the upstream detection port and the downstream detection port, and detecting metal particles from a fluid flowing through the detection port from the fluid supply line.

In some embodiments, a sonic cleaning system includes a tank configured to receive a liquid that enables propagation of sonic waves and a cylindrical insert located within the tank. The cylindrical insert includes a first end having a first opening and a second end opposite the first end. The second end has a second opening. The cylindrical insert is configured to suspend a workpiece between the first opening and the second opening. The sonic cleaning system includes a sonic transducer located within the cylindrical insert.

The inventive concept provides a substrate treating apparatus. The substrate treating apparatus includes a support unit configured to support a substrate; and a liquid supply unit configured to supply a treating liquid onto the substrate supported on the support unit, and wherein the liquid supply unit comprises: a tank configured to have an accommodation space for storing the treating liquid therein; a circulation line configured to circulate the treating liquid stored in the accommodation space; a supplementary line configured to supply the treating liquid to the accommodation space, and at which a valve is installed; a heater installed at the circulation line, and for heating the treating liquid; and a controller is configured to control the valve and the heater.

A method of cleaning a conducting film containing tin oxide from an insulating surface of an item for use in electroplating applications, comprises the steps of immersing the item in a cleaning fluid and irradiating the immersed item with light of wavelength in the range 100 nm-450 nm.

A substrate liquid processing apparatus includes a processing tub configured to store a processing liquid therein; a processing liquid supply configured to supply the processing liquid into the processing tub; a processing liquid drain device configured to drain the processing liquid from the processing tub; and a controller configured to control the processing liquid supply and the processing liquid drain device. The controller calculates, in response to an instruction to change a concentration of a preset component of the processing liquid stored in the processing tub, a drain amount and a feed amount of the processing liquid from/into the processing tub based on information upon a current concentration of the preset component, information upon a concentration increment thereof per unit time and information upon the changed concentration thereof, and controls the processing liquid supply and the processing liquid drain device based on the calculation result.

A substrate processing apparatus includes a liquid processing tank, a movement mechanism, an ejector, and a controller. The liquid processing tank stores a processing liquid. The movement mechanism moves a plurality of substrates immersed in the liquid processing tank to a position above the liquid surface of the processing liquid. The ejector ejects a vapor of an organic solvent toward portions of the plurality of substrates that are exposed from the liquid surface. The controller changes an ejection flow rate of the vapor ejected by the ejector as the plurality of substrates are moved up.