Hanmi Semiconductor Commercializes Automatic Hubless Blade Replacement Technology

World's First Automatic Blade Replacement Technology Applied

Global semiconductor equipment company Hanmi Semiconductor announced on the 10th that it has successfully commercialized the world's first 'AUTO BLADE CHANGE (ABC)' technology applied to the next-generation model of essential semiconductor process equipment, micro SAW & VISION PLACEMENT, which holds the world's number one market share.

Hanmi Semiconductor's ABC technology enables automatic blade replacement without a hub, which traditionally holds the blade that cuts semiconductor packages firmly. Compared to the previous method where operators manually replaced the blades one by one, the replacement time has been reduced, and productivity has been significantly improved through an unmanned system.

A Hanmi Semiconductor official explained, "The ABC technology was the core requirement most desired by our customers, and we have succeeded in commercializing it for the first time in the world," adding, "It is highly meaningful that we have met the needs of global customers."

He added, "Micro SAW & VISION PLACEMENT has enhanced its competitiveness by applying new technology," and "Along with the DUAL TC BONDER GRIFFIN, essential process equipment for AI semiconductor HBM, Hanmi Semiconductor's performance is expected to improve next year."

Founded in 1980, Hanmi Semiconductor has maintained an average export ratio exceeding 77% of its sales over the past decade. It is a global company with approximately 320 customers worldwide.

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