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Henger Microelectronics Expands Global Footprint with Major Equipment Shipment to Southeast Asia
October 31, 2025 | HengerEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Henger Microelectronics has reached a major milestone in its global expansion strategy with the successful shipment of advanced plasma etching and cleaning systems, along with automation equipment, to multiple countries and regions across Southeast Asia. This achievement marks a significant step forward in the company’s international growth and reinforces its position as a leading force in the global plasma equipment industry.
Shipment Overview
The latest shipment includes a suite of high-performance plasma systems and intelligent automation solutions designed for printed circuit board (PCB) and semiconductor manufacturing. Each system is engineered to meet the rigorous demands of modern production environments and is recognized for its precision, efficiency, and adaptability.
Key Equipment Highlights
Plasma Etching & Cleaning Systems
- Automated lift-gate interface for seamless integration
- High etch rate with >85% uniformity in photoresist removal
- Capable of processing high aspect ratio materials (up to 50:1)
Automation Equipment
- Dual/multi-chamber configurations compatible with manual and AGV loading
- Barcode-driven auto-adjustment for fixture sizing
- Adaptive operation modes for thin and thick substrates
Commitment to Manufacturing Excellence
With coordinated output from its headquarters and second manufacturing facility, Henger Microelectronics continues to deliver high-quality plasma solutions backed by years of research, development, and engineering innovation. The company’s dedication to excellence and product reliability has earned broad recognition in international markets.
Driving Global Growth
This shipment represents a key milestone in Henger’s globalization roadmap, showcasing its ability to meet international demand with scalable, high-performance plasma technologies. Moving forward, the company plans to increase R&D investment, enhance product performance, and continue expanding its footprint across the global PCB and semiconductor sectors.
“This successful delivery to Southeast Asia reflects our unwavering commitment to innovation and global collaboration,” said a spokesperson for Henger Microelectronics. “We remain dedicated to supporting advanced manufacturing worldwide through reliable, cutting-edge plasma technologies.”
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