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www.us-tech.com September 2026
Essemtec Honors Intellengine with Growth Award
WALTHAM, MA — Essemtec has recognized Intellengine as its 2025 Asia Pacific Growth Champion, honoring the company’s outstand- ing performance, customer commitment, and continued success in bringing advanced man- ufacturing solutions to electronics producers across China.
of remarkable growth and customer success. Over the past year, Intellengine has con-
Leadership teams from Essemtec and Intellengine celebrate the award.
The award was presented during NEP-
CON Shanghai by members of the Essemtec management team, including Klaus Salmhofer, Director APAC, Manuel Wider- man, and Pierre-Jean Cancalon, who joined Intellengine and its leadership team, led by Winter Lei, to celebrate this significant achievement. The recognition follows Intellengine’s re-
ceipt of Essemtec’s Asia Pacific Partner of the Year 2024 award and highlights another year
tinued to strengthen its position as a trusted technology advisor to leading electronics manufacturers, helping customers address increasingly complex assembly requirements. By combining deep process expertise with Essemtec’s flexible manufacturing platforms, Intellengine has success- fully supported projects in- volving advanced packag- ing and assembly applica- tions, including chip-on- chip and package-on-pack- age processes used in high- performance computing and AI infrastructure. These demanding applica- tions require exceptional precision, process control, and manufacturing flexibil- ity — areas where Es- semtec’s all-in-one and ad- vanced dispensing solu- tions have demonstrated significant value.
The Growth Champion Award recog-
nizes not only commercial success but also the ability to build lasting customer relation- ships through technical expertise, service ex- cellence, and a commitment to solving manu-
facturing challenges. Contact: Essemtec USA, 300 5th av-
enue, Waltham, MA 02451 % 856-218-1131 E-mail:
essemtec.sales-usa@
nano-di.com Web:
www.essemtec.com
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 200
Koh Young Technology to Double Production Capacity
DULUTH, GA — Koh Young Technology has announced plans to expand its Yeoju produc- tion complex in Gyeonggi Province, Korea, with the construction of a second production center. The strategic investment will double production capacity to meet rapidly growing global demand for advanced inspection solu- tions while establishing additional manufac- turing infrastructure for the company’s fu- ture growth. The new production center will encom-
pass approximately 12,800 square meters, matching the size of Koh Young’s existing Yeoju facility. Completion is targeted for Au- gust 2027. Once operational, the expanded complex will strengthen Koh Young’s produc- tion and supply capabilities across its busi- nesses.
The investment comes amid strong de-
mand for Koh Young’s 3D precision measure- ment and inspection solutions. Increasing in- vestment in artificial intelligence data cen- ters is accelerating demand for AI servers and advanced semiconductors, creating new
requirements throughout the electronics and semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem. This market momentum has contributed to Koh Young’s recent record quarterly sales and continues to drive demand for its inspec- tion technologies. The second Yeoju production center will
provide the additional capacity needed to support this demand while strengthening Koh Young’s ability to serve customers world- wide. In addition to its core 3D inspection portfolio, the facility will establish production capabilities for emerging technologies, in- cluding industrial X-ray inspection equip- ment, as Koh Young continues to broaden its
inspection technology portfolio. Contact: Koh Young America, Inc., 1950
Evergreen Boulevard, Suite 200, Duluth, GA 30096 % 704-651-2860 E-mail:
brent.fischthal@
kohyoung.com Web:
www.kohyoung.com
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 522, and SEMICON West, Booth 947
Company” HAUPPAUGE, NY — In the latest “Innova- tion Champions 2026” ranking by German business magazine WirtschaftsWoche and strategy consultancy Munich Strategy, DATA MODUL has secured 10th place among Ger- many’s most innovative medium-sized compa- nies. This marks an improvement of 15 posi- tions compared with the previous year. A total of 4,000 medium-sized companies
were analyzed for the study. In addition to an- nual financial statements and company infor- mation, the assessment also incorporates evaluations from managing directors, cus- tomers and competitors. An innovation score is then calculated for the 400 shortlisted com- panies, with two-thirds of the score based on a company’s innovative strength and one-third
on its revenue and profit performance. Contact: DATA MODUL, Inc., 275
Marcus Boulevard, Unit R, Hauppauge, NY 11788 % 631-951-0800 E-mail:
presse@data-modul.com Web:
www.data-modul.com
GSI Acquires Aven Tools
ANN ARBOR, MI — Aven Tools has become the newest addition to GSI Group’s growing family of branded laboratory workflow tools serving the life sciences, research and devel- opment, industrial, and academia and edu- cation markets. GSI Group provides a wide range of es-
sential laboratory consumables, precision workflow tools and instruments, and related accessories. The platform has built a global reach, with locations across the U.S., Europe, and Asia, and the business collectively serves customers in more than 100 countries. For more than 45 years, Aven Tools has
been a trusted provider of proprietary preci- sion tools and accessories. Its patented product portfolio — spanning digital micro- scopes, stereo microscopes, LED illumina- tion, cameras, tweezers, magnifiers, and other hand tools — is distributed through a national network of dealers to leading OEMs and research institutions across North America and internationally. Aven joins existing GSI Group brands including Globe Scientific, AmScope, Eu-
romex, and GenesisBPS. Contact: Aven Tools, 4330 Varsity
Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48108 % 734-973-0099 E-mail:
markk@aventools.com Web:
www.aventools.com
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 223
DATA MODUL Ranked a “Top 10 Innovative
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