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Trymax receives multi-system orders

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Trymax Semiconductor Equipment has received multi-system orders for its NEO 2400 series and NEO 2000UV from a large Asia based foundry.

‘This partnership is a testament to the dedication and innovation of our team at Trymax. We are committed to delivering high-quality products that align seamlessly with the evolving needs of the industry’, stated Peter Dijkstra, CCO of Trymax. ‘We believe that this collaboration will not only strengthen our relationship with our customer but also underlines our position as a leader in the industry. We will continue contributing to the success of our customer and exceeding their expectations with our cutting-edge solutions.’

The NEO 2400 series production platform and the NEO 2000UV tools are the latest additions to the industry leading NEO range of advanced plasma ashing, etching, UV curing and charge erase products from Trymax. The NEO 2400 platform can be configured with any of the available Trymax NEO process modules and is compatible with the substrates up to 200mm. This platform can be used as a full bridge tool with the compatibility to run substrates of different type and diameter up to 200mm.

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