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September 11th, 2007
Rohm and Haas Purchases Coating Cluster from SUSS MicroTec for Resist and Spin-on Dielectric Qualification
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SUSS MicroTec (FWB:SMH) (GER:SMH) announced today it has received the first order for its new Gamma XPress coat / develop cluster from Rohm and Haas Electronics Materials, a world leader in the development and manufacture of electronic materials for the semiconductor markets. The system from SUSS MicroTec will be used by Rohm and Haas Electronic Materials to develop, characterize and optimize photodielectrics and both thick and thin photoresists. The SUSS Gamma XPress was chosen over alternative equipment due to its superior thick resist processing capability and its bridge tool design that permits concurrent handling of wafers with different sizes without mechanical changeover.
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