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Founded in early 2013, ClassOne Technology is one very special equipment manufacturer — delivering new advanced wet-chemical process tools especially for the cost-sensitive producers of MEMs, Power Devices, RF, LEDs, Photonics, Sensors, Microfluidics and other emerging technologies — all those market segments that have long been underserved or ignored by the larger equipment manufacturers. Based in Kalispell, Montana, ClassOne Technology is built upon many decades of experience from industry veterans who continue the ClassOne tradition of delivering first-class quality and customer service at an affordable price. We provide innovative new solutions for a range of applications on 3" to 8" substrates of many materials, including silicon, glass, sapphire, GaAs, GaN, Ge, InP and HgCdTe. We make electroplating tools for development and high-volume production, batch spray solvent processors, spin rinse dryers, process controllers and more... And we’d love to serve you! ClassOne Technology is a new sister company to ClassOne Equipment, long respected as the industry`s premier provider of refurbished processing tools, with over 2,500 system installed worldwide.
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