Hanmi Semiconductor Opens 'Micro Saw' Showroom in China

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyungsoo Park] Hanmi Semiconductor, a global semiconductor equipment specialist, announced on the 10th that it will open the 'Hanmi China Micro SAW showroom' in the Suzhou area of China.

The Hanmi China Micro SAW showroom is located in the Suzhou industrial complex, home to major Taiwanese semiconductor companies such as JCET, Huatian Technology, Nantong Fujitsu, and ASE, as well as JCET and Huatian Technology, two of China's top three OSAT companies. It will showcase the 'Micro SAW & Vision Placement (MS&VP)' equipment, which successfully achieved localization in June this year and has received high attention from customers.

Hanmi Semiconductor Vice Chairman Dongshin Kwak stated, "As the semiconductor industry development in various countries has become more important than ever, China is also increasingly emphasizing the importance of a stable semiconductor supply." He added, "The Suzhou area is a key strategic base for semiconductors in China, densely populated with multinational semiconductor companies. Hanmi China semiconductor experts plan to actively conduct sales activities such as customer-invited equipment demonstrations using the Micro SAW showroom in collaboration with three local agents."

Hanmi Semiconductor's Micro SAW is equipment used to cut semiconductor packages. It is noted as the first case to overcome the Japanese companies that previously dominated the market. Following the initial release of the Micro SAW P2 series in June, the company recently launched the Micro SAW P1 series, a high-end PCB (FC-BGA) cutting equipment for advanced packages used in CPUs and GPUs. They are preparing follow-up models to support various types of system semiconductor packages.

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