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10 February 2010
Taiwan’s UniLite SAT-approves Obducat’s Sindre400 lithography system for the mass production of LEDs
Obducat AB of Malmö, Sweden, which supplies systems based on nano-imprint lithography (NIL) and electron-beam lithography, says that following several months in production use at Taiwan-based UniLite, its Sindre400 fully automated system for the mass production of LEDs has received SAT-approval.
Picture: Sindre400 fully automated system for the mass production of LEDs.
"The SAT-approval means that UniLite confirms that our Sindre400 system meets the requirements for large-scale industrial production of LED components. Being able to declare that our technology contributes to the changeover to more sustainable energy consumption is gratifying," says Lars Tilly, Obducat’s CEO.
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Obducat launches automated nanoimprint litho system for high-volume LED manufacturing
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