Polymer manufacturers providing photoresist products mainly to the semiconductor industry.


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R&D of resists for lithoghaphy application of micro electronics

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Arch Chemicals

Provides advanced photoresists, polyimides and ancillary products for semiconductor applications.




Futurrex

Manufacturer of lithographic products including negative / positive photoresist and planarizing coating for the microelectronic, optoelectronic and graphic arts industries.




Hitech Photopolymere AG

Supplies liquid photo-resists for the chemical machining industry.




MicroSi

Manufactures, markets, and distributes materials for the semiconductor industry. These include photolithography, packaging and flexible printed circuit materials.




Mitsui Chemicals America

Supplier of chemical materials to the agrochemical, building, healthcare, transportation, semiconductor, industrial, textile industries and more.




RBP Chemical

ISO 9001 certified producer of nonhazardous solvents, specializes in fountain additives, alcohol replacers, strippers, photoresist, and related equipment. Located in Wisconsin, USA.




Tips & Advice to help you make your decision on Photoresist

A photoresist is a light-sensitive polymer or material used in processes such as photoengraving or photolithography. The photoresist materials are exposed photographically and then steamed to transfer an image to an object. Photoresists can be either positive or negative. A positive resist is when the section of exposed film becomes soluble. With a negative resist, it becomes insoluble. Knowing which type of photoresist you need before finding a supplier is important. You should also consider the desired thickness and decide whether you are looking for a film, spray or liquid photoresist.

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