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KemLab Pioneers Scientific Solutions for a Better Tomorrow


By Timothy David


tions company dedicated to push- ing the boundaries of innovation and advancing industries world- wide. Since being established, KemLab has consistently demon- strated its commitment to excel- lence, forging new paths in re- search, development, and manu- facturing. The company is a photore-


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sist manufacturing facility and photolithography research and innovation company. “Since the beginning, KemLab has been fo- cused on high-tech photosensi- tive imaging materials used in the electronics industry, provid- ing high-quality, cost-competi- tive products to both North American and overseas mar- kets,” says general manager Je- remy Golden. “We strive to make positive, innovative contribu- tions with our cutting-edge capa- bilities across numerous sectors.” To help meet this goal con-


sistently, KemLab boasts a team of scientists, engineers, and re-


eadquartered in Woburn, Massachusetts, KemLab is a leading scientific solu-


searchers who possess a diverse range of expertise and extensive industry experience. This collec- tive knowledge allows the com- pany to provide comprehensive solutions across a spectrum of scientific fields, including mi- crofluids, microelectronics,


ise, KemLab consistently deliv- ers innovative products and serv- ices that meet the ever-evolving needs of its global customer base.


R&D


At the heart of the compa- ny’s success lies its relentless


the-art laboratories are equipped with cutting-edge technologies and advanced analytical tools, enabling scientists to conduct groundbreaking research and de- velop novel solutions. Golden adds, “Our commitment to R&D has resulted in numerous patents and breakthrough dis- coveries, solidifying our position as an industry leader.” Recognizing the importance


of translating research into tan- gible products, KemLab has es- tablished world-class manufac- turing facilities. These facilities adhere to strict ISO 9001 quality standards and are equipped with technologies that ensure the con- sistent delivery of high-quality products. As a U.S.-based suppli- er, its manufacturing capabili- ties enable the company to meet the demands of small- to medi- um-scale production while main- taining exceptional precision and efficiency.


KemLab’s facility in Woburn, Massachusetts.


MEMS, semiconductors, and more. By leveraging their expert-


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