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Overview

Built on a low-halogen, antimony-free epoxy formulation, SU-8 3000CF Dry Film enables high aspect ratio structures such as cavity walls, capping layers, and structural features in advanced microelectronic and MEMS applications.

Use SU-8 3000CF to build defect-free thick epoxy structures over topography, thanks to lamination and uniformity control.

It is well suited for applications such as wafer-level packaging, MEMS sensors, passivation layers, RF filter cavity packages (SAW/BAW), and microfluidic devices, where dimensional accuracy, strong adhesion, and long-term reliability are critical.

Key features

  • Permanent Epoxy Dry Film ideal for structural and protective layers
  • Antimony-Free & Low Halogen
  • Excellent Resolution & 3:1 Aspect Ratio
  • Low Process Temperature
  • Outstanding Thermal Stability up to ~250 °C
  • Low Water Absorption
  • Proven Reliability – No delamination or corrosion after HAST

Film thickness & build up flexibility

SU-8 3000CF Dry Film Resist provides flexible control of total film thickness using single-layer, multilayer, or hybrid dry film/liquid resist processing. Dry film layers can be stacked sequentially to build thicker structures while maintaining excellent resolution, vertical sidewalls, and mechanical stability.

Available Dry Film Thicknesses

  • 20 µm
  • 30 µm
  • 45 µm

These thicknesses may be used individually or combined in multiple dry film layers to achieve custom total thickness targets.

SU-8 dry film can be combined with liquid SU-8 resists for intermediate thickness requirements

Process Compatibility

  • Lamination-based dry film process
  • Broadband or i-line UV exposure (365 nm)
  • PGMEA solvent development
  • Post-exposure bake and hard bake for permanent structures
  • Recommended long-pass UV filter (<350 nm cutoff) for vertical sidewalls

Documentation

Tech Reference #1

Enabling fast microfluidic chips fabrication: A practical guideline for microfluidics design and fabrication using photolithography for fast prototyping
Zhang, Z. et al., Journal of Micromanufacturing, 2025

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