[labnetwork] CMP Platen storage

[Sam Tsitrin]

Hi Feargal-

with the help of our machine shop we have build a vertical slotted storage
system that can be filled with water and has a drain at the bottom. There
is a pulley system used to hook and lift the platens out of the water; they
are too large and cumbersome to manage with hands alone.
I will send you a photo separately.
Sam


On Tue, Jan 20, 2026 at 7:20 PM Feargal Nolan <feargal.nolan at tyndall.ie>
wrote:

> Hi,
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> We need to store CMP platens between uses.  We have heard they should be
> stored in a wet storage system.  If you have any information on this type
> of storage it would be appreciated.
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> Best Regards
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> *Feargal Nolan*
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> Senior Maintenance Manager
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> Infrastructure and Technical Services
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-- 
Sam Tsitrin

R&D Engineer
UC Berkeley Marvell Nanolab
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