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Schneider Electric Books $1 Million APC Order At Major Fab

Source: Schneider Electric
16 September, 2003
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RALEIGH, NC – Schneider Electric today announced that its Microelectronics Engineering Services (SEMES) team has booked an order for over $1 million dollars at a major U.S. 300mm fab. “This order represents the latest in a series of successful endeavors for our advanced process control (APC) solutions focus at 200 and 300mm fabs,” said Tim Hince, SEMES manager.

“In this case, we have been awarded a contract for our sensor integration services, providing in situ particle detection on a number of PVD tools.”The announcement was made by Schneider Electric’s Microelectronics Engineering Services group in Raleigh, N.C.

Schneider Electric has been establishing itself as the premier provider of APC solutions at major fab end-users over the past three years, booking a number of multi-million dollar orders for designing and installing APC solutions and consulting extensively on factory floor process issues in the wafer fabrication process.For more information from Schneider Electric advanced process control solutions for the microelectronics industry, call 1-888-SquareD or visit www.squared.com/micro Schneider Electric, with leading international brands such as Merlin Gerin, Modicon, Square D, and Telemecanique, provides electrical, industrial control and automation solutions for customers in the energy, buildings, industrial and infrastructure markets.

Schneider Electric's 67,500 employees generated sales of approximately $8.3 billion in 2002 through 9,000 sales outlets in 130 countries.

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