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Dwight J Zuck

from Elk Grove, CA
Age ~63
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Also known as:
Dwight Jonathan Zuck
Phone and address:
3020 Pintail Way, Elk Grove, CA 95757
(916) 714-9766
Related to:
Jonathan D Zuck, 23Jillian F ZuckSally A Sakai, 62
Connected to:
Allyson M Zuck, 72Beth A Zuck, 40Chris Zuck, 52Daniel W Zuck, 52Dawn H Zuck, 56Floyd S Zuck, 113Fred H Zuck, 59Ray M Zuck, 95Roben F Zuck, 55Sherra L Zuck, 48

Dwight Zuck Phones & Addresses

  • 3020 Pintail Way, Elk Grove, CA 95757 (916) 714-9766
  • San Ramon, CA
  • 7757 Millbrook Ave, Dublin, CA 94568 (925) 828-7822 (925) 828-5818
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Incline Village, NV
  • Dublin, PA
  • Sacramento, CA
  • 3020 E Pintail Way, Elk Grove, CA 95757

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Zâ Inc

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Location:
Daytona Beach, FL
Industry:
Renewables & Environment
Work:
Zinc Zuck Impactive & Nuanced Consulting
Principal
Air Liquide 2014 - Apr 2019
Hydrogen Energy - Business Development; Western Us; Advanced Business and Technologies Llc
Golden Gate Zero Emission Marine 2014 - Apr 2019
Seed Investor; H2 Advisor
Quantumclean 1999 - 2018
Co-Founder, Technologist, Business and Oem Channel Partner Developer
Crowdflik, Inc. 1999 - 2018
Angel Investor; Advisor
Education:
California State University, Long Beach 1983
Lehigh University 1979 - 1983
Bachelors, Chemical Engineering Plymouth - Whitemarsh Senior High School 1977 - 1979
Plymouth - Whitemarsh High School 1977 - 1979
Skills:
Disruptive Product Development
Innovative Market Investment
Strategic Planning
Sales
Sales Management
Account Management
Renewable Energy
Customer Experience
Customer Relationship Management
Negotiation
Customer Service
Market Promotions
Technical Market Development
Hydrogen Fueling
Market Delopment
Oem Partner Development
New Business Development
Semiconductor Metrology
Interests:
Family
Economic Empowerment
Rugby
Investing
Novel Ideas
Civil Rights and Social Action
Fads
Environment
Travel
Science and Technology
Woodworking
Lake Tahoe
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Volume Efficient Cleaning Methods

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US Patent:
6637444, Oct 28, 2003
Filed:
Nov 4, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/288404
Inventors:
Dwight J. Zuck - Dublin CA
David S. Zuck - Chandler AZ
Assignee:
Quantum Global Technologies, LLC - Dublin PA
International Classification:
B08B 304
US Classification:
134 254, 134 42, 134902
Abstract:
Described are cleaning methods and apparatus that minimize the volume of hazardous materials used and created when cleaning components, and further to minimize the possibility of cross-contamination between components from different deposition chambers. Components to be cleaned are stored within or supported by a dedicated cassette before they are placed in a receptacle of cleaning liquid. The cassette displaces a significant percentage of the receptacles volume; consequently, only a relatively small volume of cleaning liquid is needed to fully submerge the component. In typical embodiments, the combined cassette and component displace a volume of liquid that is greater than the volume of liquid used to clean the component. One embodiment of the invention reduces the requisite volume of cleaning solution using a number of liquid-displacing elements (e. g. , balls) contained within a cleaning receptacle.

System For Removing Contaminants From Semiconductor Process Equipment

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US Patent:
6926016, Aug 9, 2005
Filed:
Jul 18, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/622393
Inventors:
Dwight J. Zuck - Elk Grove CA, US
David S. Zuck - Coppell TX, US
Assignee:
Quantum Global Technologies, LLC - Dublin PA
International Classification:
B08B003/04
US Classification:
134 84, 134 89, 134902, 134135
Abstract:
Described are cleaning methods and apparatus that minimize the volume of hazardous materials used and created when cleaning components, and further to minimize the possibility of cross-contamination between components from different deposition chambers. Components to be cleaned are stored within or supported by a dedicated cassette before they are placed in a receptacle of cleaning liquid. The cassette displaces a significant percentage of the receptacle's volume; consequently, only a relatively small volume of cleaning liquid is needed to fully submerge the component. In typical embodiments, the combined cassette and component displace a volume of liquid that is greater-than the volume of liquid used to clean the component. One embodiment of the invention reduces the requisite volume of cleaning solution using a number of liquid-displacing elements (e. g. , balls) contained within a cleaning receptacle.

Cleaning Bench For Removing Contaminants From Semiconductor Process Equipment

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US Patent:
7328712, Feb 12, 2008
Filed:
May 12, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/128684
Inventors:
Dwight J. Zuck - Elk Grove CA, US
David S. Zuck - Coppell TX, US
Assignee:
Quantum Global Technologies - Dublin PA
International Classification:
B08B 3/04
US Classification:
134 84, 134 89, 134135, 134902
Abstract:
Described are cleaning benches and methods for removing contaminant layers from semiconductor process components using small volumes of hazardous liquids and minimizing cross-contamination between components from different deposition chambers. Components to be cleaned are stored within or supported by a dedicated cassette before they are placed in a receptacle of cleaning liquid. The cassette displaces a significant percentage of the receptacle's volume; consequently, only a relatively small volume of cleaning liquid is needed to fully submerge the component. In typical embodiments, the combined cassette and component displace a volume of liquid that is greater than the volume of liquid used to clean the component. The cleaning bench can include different chemical baths for different components. Cassettes dedicated for use with particular components can be keyed to particular receptacles.

Cleaning Bench For Removing Contaminants From Semiconductor Process Equipment

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US Patent:
7427330, Sep 23, 2008
Filed:
Feb 12, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/069836
Inventors:
Dwight J. Zuck - Elk Grove CA, US
David S. Zuck - Coppell TX, US
Assignee:
Quantum Global Technologies, LLC - Dublin PA
International Classification:
B08B 3/04
US Classification:
134 26, 134 64 R, 134 76
Abstract:
Described are cleaning benches and methods for removing contaminant layers from semiconductor process components using small volumes of hazardous liquids and minimizing cross-contamination between components from different deposition chambers. Components to be cleaned are stored within or supported by a dedicated cassette before they are placed in a receptacle of cleaning liquid. The cassette displaces a significant percentage of the receptacle's volume; consequently, only a relatively small volume of cleaning liquid is needed to fully submerge the component. In typical embodiments, the combined cassette and component displace a volume of liquid that is greater than the volume of liquid used to clean the component. The cleaning bench can include different chemical baths for different components. Cassettes dedicated for use with particular components can be keyed to particular receptacles.

Volume Efficient Cleaning Systems

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US Patent:
6530388, Mar 11, 2003
Filed:
Feb 15, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/504299
Inventors:
Dwight J. Zuck - Dublin CA
David S. Zuck - Chandler AZ
Assignee:
Quantum Global Technologies, LLC - Dublin PA
International Classification:
B08B 304
US Classification:
1341022, 1341001, 134902, 134201
Abstract:
Described are cleaning methods and apparatus that minimize the volume of hazardous materials used and created when cleaning components, and further to minimize the possibility of cross-contamination between components from different deposition chambers. Components to be cleaned are stored within or supported by a dedicated cassette before they are placed in a receptacle of cleaning liquid. The cassette displaces a significant percentage of the receptacles volume; consequently, only a relatively small volume of cleaning liquid is needed to fully submerge the component. In typical embodiments, the combined cassette and component displace a volume of liquid that is greater than the volume of liquid used to clean the component. One embodiment of the invention reduces the requisite volume of cleaning solution using a number of liquid-displacing elements (e. g. , balls) contained within a cleaning receptacle.
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