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February 4, 2025 | BUSINESS WIREEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Laser Photonics Corporation, a leading global developer of industrial laser systems for cleaning and other material processing applications, and its recently acquired subsidiary, Control Micro Systems, Inc. (CMS Laser), announced the expansion of their Laser Wafer Marking technology research and development program.
High-precision Laser Wafer Marking technologies are designed for engraving serial numbers and other critical information on silicon and compounds used in the semiconductor industry.
“By integrating CMS Laser’s expertise with our advanced R&D initiatives, we are committed to providing chip manufacturers with the most sophisticated laser wafer processing systems,” said John Armstrong, Executive Vice President of LPC. “We are ready to support fabs in the United States and abroad amidst the ever-growing demand for chips and the regulatory stimulation of the sector.”
CMS Laser’s cutting-edge laser marking technology is designed with custom configurations for each client, including the laser type, product transport and handling, machine vision, and fume extraction. Engineers can tailor the process to accommodate virtually all specific needs, including integrating seamlessly with existing databases, connecting to sophisticated Surface Mount Technology (SMT) lines, incorporating external stackers and destackers, adopting various flipping configurations, or robotics integration.
CMS Laser prides itself on working with the end user to create a solution that integrates into their manufacturing environment and accepts engineering challenges that other laser system companies turn down.
Developed to meet the most demanding requirements, CMS Laser’s laser marking systems deliver unrivaled performance, making them an indispensable asset in advanced wafer processing. Chip manufacturers can rely on these innovative systems to enhance production, with precision, speed, and adaptability providing a remarkable competitive edge, ensuring accurate, uniform results in every batch.
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