Supplier News

  1. SSEC Digital Sealing Technology Lowers Costs for One-Shot Welding 11/28/2001
    Applying digital technology to one-shot welding for sealing TO and related package types, Solid State Equipment Corporation has increased seal yield and lowered costs with the Model NTe one-shot welder
  2. Ceramaseal Introduces New Internal Infrared Heaters For Use in Vacuum Systems 11/7/2001
    Ceramaseal's latest product, Internal Infrared Heaters, are Infra Red (IR) lamps specially designed for the internal heating of vacuum systems.
  3. phoenix|x-ray Breaks Sub-Micron Barrier With Nanofocus X-Ray Tube 10/31/2001
    Tube provides images of bondwires, microvias, etc. in finest detail down to 500 nanometers...
  4. phoenix|x-ray's New pcba|sentry Determines BGA Opens And Improper Wetting - A First For Automated Systems 10/30/2001
    phoenix|x-ray Systems + Services Inc. today introduced the pcba|sentry, a new x-ray inspection system that fills the void between fast automated inline and offline semi-automatic or manual failure analysis systems
  5. MKS Announces New Pressure/Vacuum Transducer 8/22/2001
    MKS Announces New Pressure/Vacuum Transducer
  6. Lam Research Corporation Advances Dielectric Etch Capabilities with Launch of Exelan® High Performance 7/9/2001
    New system targets sub-130 nm geometries for challenging processes such as low k dual damascene, HARC, and SAC etch.
  7. Ceramaseal Celebrates 50 Years Of Innovation And Growth 3/7/2001
    With the beginning of the new millennium, Ceramaseal marks its 50f anniversary as a leader in the high-tech industry of ceramic to metal and glass ceramic seals.
  8. Ceramaseal Introduces New SHV Coaxial Connector 1/17/2001
    Ceramaseal, the world leader in ultra-high vacuum seal technologies
  9. Ceramaseal Receives $1 Million In Orders From A European High Energy Physics Research Facility 1/16/2000
    Ceramaseal has reported today the receipt of approximately $1 million in orders for custom-designed feedthroughs, which will be used within CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC).