Besi
The Datacon 2200 evo advanced is a multi-module die bonder from Besi designed for mass production of multi-chip packages. The Datacon 2200 evo advanced achieves ±3 µm X/Y placement accuracy and supports die attach at up to 7,000 UPH per module. The Datacon 2200 evo advanced can handle flip chip and face-up die combinations, multiple epoxies in a single pass, and wafer sizes from 4" to 12".[1][2]

Power
400 VAC[3]
Vacuum
-0.08 MPa[3]
Performance
± 3 µm @ 3s[1]
Optics
up to 2,000 mW/cm2 (365 / 405 nm)[1]
The Datacon 2200 evo advanced uses an all-new gantry and controller system with a new vision and camera generation.[1][2]
The Datacon 2200 evo advanced offers ± 3 µm X/Y placement accuracy at 3 sigma and ± 0.07° theta placement accuracy at 3 sigma.[1][2][4]
The Datacon 2200 evo advanced supports programmable closed-loop bond force from 0.5 N to 25 N and bond rotation from 0° to 360°.[1][2]
The Datacon 2200 evo advanced can accommodate up to 14 different pick-up tools or nozzles and 5 eject tools, and can handle up to 3 different epoxies or adhesives in a single pass.[1][2]
The Datacon 2200 evo advanced includes dispensing options such as a high-end auger pump, time-pressure dispensing, piezo jetter valves, pin transfer, and auto epoxy volume control.[1][2]
The Datacon 2200 evo advanced offers an optional heated bond head up to 450 °C and optional UV curing with up to 2,000 mW/cm² at 365 nm or 405 nm.[1][2]
The Datacon 2200 evo advanced can handle wafers from 4 inches to 12 inches (SEMI M1 standard) and accepts various frame sizes including FF070, FF105, FF108, and FF123 with automatic change.[1][2]
The Datacon 2200 evo advanced supports a substrate working range of 325 mm by 200 mm and can accommodate FR4, ceramic, BGA, flex, boat, lead frame, waffle pack, Gel-Pak, JEDEC tray, and odd-shape substrates.[1][2]
The Datacon 2200 evo advanced is used for die attach and flip chip applications, supporting multi-chip packages.[1]
The Datacon 2200 evo advanced can handle a die size range for die attach from 0.15 mm to 30 mm and for flip chip from 0.5 mm to 30 mm, with die thickness greater than 50 µm (thinner on request).[1][2]
The Datacon 2200 evo advanced supports any flip chip or face-up die combination and can apply up to three different epoxies or adhesives in a single pass.[1][2]
How individual machines were equipped when they appeared on the secondary market — as listed, per unit. These describe one specific machine, not the model in general.
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Datacon 2200 evo | — | — | The Datacon 2200 evo offers X/Y placement accuracy of ± 10 µm @ 3s and a bond force range of 0.5N to 75N, compared to the advanced model's ± 3 µm and 0.5N to 25N. | besi.com[5] |
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The maximum die attach throughput is up to 7,000 UPH per module.[1][2][4]
Flip chip die sizes from 0.5 mm to 30 mm are supported.[1][4]
The bond force range is 0.5N to 25N, programmable with closed-loop control.[1][2]
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Last updated Sep 24, 2026.
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