Chemcut Corporation is pleased to announce that the firm will be exhibiting at the 2015 IDTechEX Show, which will take place November 18-19 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Show attendees are invited to meet with Chemcut’s representatives at Booth #A03 in the Printed Electronics USA exhibition area.
Printed Electronics USA is described as “the only event focused on the commercialization of printed, organic, and flexible electronics,” and more than 200 exhibitors will be on hand to present the latest technological advances in printed electronics manufacturing. A discounted exhibition pass, courtesy of Chemcut, can be obtained online at the event website.
Chemcut’s CEO, Rick Lies, stated “Chemcut has been a leader in electronics manufacturing for nearly 60 years, and our pioneering culture is now setting the standard for printed electronics. We look forward to promoting our advanced technologies and custom-developed manufacturing solutions at this year’s Printed Electronics USA conference.”
Chemcut Corporation, founded in 1956, is a world-class supplier of horizontal conveyorized wet-processing equipment for a wide variety of Industries: Printed Circuit Board, Photo Chemical Milling, Flat Panel Display, SEMI, RFID, Medical Devices, Automotive & Metal Finishing. Typical processes include conveyorized electroless plating, metal etching, resist developing, and stripping & substrate cleaning. Chemcut systems are used extensively for the conveyorized plating of printed electronics and a wide range of other applications: substrate cleaning, stripping & etching for non-traditional wafer processes, glass cleaning & conditioning for flat panel displays and non-silicon photovoltaic manufacturing, and circuit board and metal etching. Chemcut's State College, PA facility contains a customer evaluation laboratory, manufacturing and testing facilities, as well as the sales, engineering, and office administration personnel.
To learn more about Chemcut, contact Kirk Lauver, Marketing Director, at 814-272-2800. Or visit the Chemcut's website at http://www.chemcut.net.