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Vistec Lithography, B.V.. “The electron beam lithography system at WNLO is the first operational Vistec EBPG5000pES in the P.R. China, which opens great opportunities to a sustainable business development for Vistec in that region.”
B&W Tek celebrates 15 years of photonics innovation
Originally established as a producer of green lasers in January of 1997, B&W Tek has grown into a provider for a wide range of spectroscopy applications
B&W Tek, an advanced instrumentation company producing optical spectroscopy and laser systems is celebrating its 15th anniversary in serving the photonics industry.
In the last 15 years, B&W Tek has experienced substantial growth not only in size and value, but in skills and core competencies. Headquartered in Newark, Delaware, B&W Tek’s growing global influence stems not only from its offices in the United States, Germany, China, and Japan; but also from its extensive network of international distributors who are based in over 18 countries.
All key components are designed and manufactured in-house, allowing OEM customers to take any assortment of B&W Tek’s ready-to-use, off-the-shelf modular products to create a solution all their own, or take advantage of B&W Tek’s industrial design and custom development services to create a brand new solution in as little as 90 days.
By coupling these core technologies such as lasers, fibre optic spectrometers, Raman systems, software, and countless accessories with custom design and manufacturing capabilities, B&W Tek has used its renewed focus on total solutions to break into dozens of industries outside of photonics. With the development of “turnkey” spectroscopy
systems such as the SpectraRad, NanoRam, and PolymerIQ the solid-state lighting, pharmaceutical, and polymer processing fields are just some of the newest to benefit from B&W Tek’s products and services.
“Since our establishment, we’ve emphasised strong vertical integration in order to provide our customers with the highest quality products while still fitting into their budgets,” says Robert Chimenti, Marketing Manager at B&W Tek. “We’re a one stop shop that provides all of your optical spectroscopy needs in one place, as well as the experience and knowledge to craft a solution for almost any application.”
Providing instrumentation is just part of delivering a solution and the added value of technical knowledge is really what sets B&W Tek apart. The research and development team at B&W Tek consists of over 30 engineers in varying disciplines, each with an advanced degree in their field. B&W Tek’s ever growing applications staff has expertise in physics, optics, chemistry, biology and engineering in order to provide quality service and support. In 2011, in an effort to share this knowledge and expertise with the academic community, B&W Tek launched the New Horizons academic partnership program to support scientists performing cutting edge research. Based on the early success of the program, the company is currently developing plans to expand on this program in 2012 and beyond.
SSEC bolsters sales force in critical regions
The firm has appointed two industry sales veterans; one will be responsible for coordinating the early adaption of 450mm wafers. The other will take on the role of Country Manager for Japan and Korea
Semiconductor equipment manufacturer Solid State Equipment (SSEC) has announced the addition of two new people to fuel the
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