Veeco Instruments designs and manufactures thin-film process equipment for producing advanced semiconductor and electronic devices. For more than 30 years, the company has applied materials-science expertise to help customers move challenging processes from research into industrial-scale production, including work supporting LEDs, data storage, advanced computing and mobile devices. Veeco also maintains a global service network and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
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Neocera, LLCFounded by Dr. T. Venkatesan in 1989, Neocera develops thin-film deposition equipment and processes built around pulsed laser deposition (PLD) and pulsed electron deposition (PED). The Beltsville company grew from superconductivity research and remains active in materials research, helping move complex thin-film processes from laboratories into industrial applications. Its PLD and PED systems are used by universities, national laboratories, and corporate R&D centers in more than 30 countries.BELTSVILLE, MD
Filmtronics IncFilmtronics makes advanced semiconductor process materials, including spin-on polymers and diffusants, from its global headquarters in Butler, Pennsylvania. Present since the semiconductor industry’s early-1970s boom, the company supports demanding electronics, MEMS, photonics and photovoltaic applications with customized materials and process-development expertise. Filmtronics has maintained ISO 9001 registration since 2000 and is also ISO 14001 certified.BUTLER, PA
CVD Equipment CorporationSince its founding in 1982, CVD Equipment Corporation has built more than four decades of expertise designing and manufacturing specialized process equipment for demanding materials research and industrial production. The Central Islip company works with universities, government laboratories, and manufacturers, helping move advanced-material processes from application-lab trials into production.CENTRAL ISLIP, NY
KLA CorporationBuilt on more than 50 years of innovation, KLA Corporation develops and manufactures the inspection, metrology, process-control and analytics systems that semiconductor makers use to produce advanced chips. Its work spans the chip’s journey from wafer to finished device, with specialized measurement tools also serving fields such as biomedical manufacturing and materials research. KLA operates across 18 regions with approximately 16,000 employees and has traced its semiconductor process-control work to a pioneering mask-inspection tool introduced in 1975.FAIRPORT, NY