Logitech
The Logitech PM5 is a precision lapping and polishing system. The PM5 is a single-workstation machine for small-scale production and research. The PM5 supports wafer sizes up to 4 inches (100mm).[1][2]

Plate 01Logitech Ltd PM5 Precision Lapping & Polishing System
Plate 02Logitech PM5 System
Plate 03Logitech PM5 Flatness Monitor
Plate 04Logitech PM5 Vacuum System
The PM5 can process wafers up to 100 mm (4 inches) in diameter. The system uses a stainless steel plate covered with a polishing cloth for polishing and a cast iron plate for lapping. The machine is compatible with an abrasive autofeed cylinder for automated slurry delivery. The PM5 features a vacuum-based sample holder and variable plate speed control.[2][5][4][6]
The PM5 operates with a rotating lapping or polishing plate mounted on a drive plate. The sample is held in a PP6 jig by vacuum and pressed onto the plate. Slurry or abrasive is delivered onto the plate via a peristaltic pump from a chemical tank. A roller arm assembly guides the jig across the plate. The machine includes an emergency stop button and a control panel with a process data screen.[2][6]
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The PM5 supports wafers up to 4 inches (100mm) in diameter.[5][2]
Yes, the PM5 can be used for copper wiring in VLSI fabrication.[2]
The PM5 uses a stainless steel plate with polishing cloth for general polishing, a cast iron plate for lapping, and a stainless steel plate with polishing cloth for silicon carbide polishing.[2]
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Last updated Sep 28, 2026.
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