Vision Semicon Co., Ltd.
South Korean manufacturer of plasma cleaners, industrial ovens, and process automation systems for semiconductor packaging and PCB processes.
Vision Semicon Co., Ltd., established in 1997 in South Korea and headquartered in Sejong, is a specialized semiconductor manufacturing equipment company focused on plasma cleaners, oven equipment, and process automation systems. The company serves front-end and back-end semiconductor manufacturing processes including wafer fabrication, die bonding, wire bonding, and molding. Its plasma cleaner lineup (VSP-88D series) removes contaminants from wafer and substrate surfaces; oven systems provide curing and drying for semiconductor packaging.
Vision Semicon has also expanded into collaborative robots and AGV/LGV systems for factory automation, as well as the Storant unmanned robot cafe concept. The company exports to over 15 countries and has received national trade awards including $30M export recognition in 2022.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Collaborative Robot and AGV Systems
Robot systems and magnetic-type/laser scanner-type unmanned electric vehicles for factory automation integration.
Contact Vision Semicon Co., Ltd.
WEBSITE
http://www.visionsemicon.co.krPHONE
+82 44-864-8888HEADQUARTERS
Korea, Republic of (South)
Company Facts
Founded
1997
Primary Role
Manufacturer
Company Size
employees 100-500
Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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Funding Total
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