Electronic fluorinated liquids span multiple semiconductor process steps including fixture cleaning, equipment temperature control, advanced packaging cleaning, coating dilution, reliability testing, airtightness leak detection, and MEMS drying.

HFE‑7500 is a hydrofluoroether‑based fluorinated fluid. Characterized by low viscosity, chemical inertness and high thermal stability, it has become one of the most widely‑used continuous phases for water‑in‑oil systems in droplet microfluidics. It is especially suitable for scenarios requiring resistance to high‑temperature thermal cycling.

Hydrofluoroethers (HFE) are specialty fluorinated liquids composed of hydrogen, fluorine, oxygen and carbon. Featuring zero ozone‑depletion potential, low global‑warming potential, non‑flammability and high dielectric strength, they have become core working fluids for precision cleaning and immersion liquid cooling.