Samco Inc. Completes Construction of New Advanced Technology Development Center
Samco opens its new Advanced Technology Development Center in Kyoto, featuring a Class 1,000 cleanroom to drive next-gen semiconductor innovation.
Established in 1979, Samco began as a garage start-up in Kyoto, aiming to provide cutting-edge semiconductor device and electronic component manufacturing systems globally. Over time, we have evolved into a leading global corporation with state-of-the-art technological capabilities and a widespread international presence. Our commitment to growth prioritizes “thin-film technology” as our core expertise.
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Samco opens its new Advanced Technology Development Center in Kyoto, featuring a Class 1,000 cleanroom to drive next-gen semiconductor innovation.
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We deliver cutting-edge process equipment designed for precise film deposition, high-performance etching, and efficient surface cleaning. Our solutions cater to both R&D and production needs across diverse applications, including compound semiconductors, quantum computing, optoelectronics, MEMS, microfluidics, power devices, RF devices, and more.