FloDynamix LLC of Rohnert Park, CA has introduced Gumlast® L7509 perfluoroelastomer for contamination sensitive Semicon processes. Gumlast L7509 is crystal clear, un-filled perfluoro with extremely low out-gassing properties. It is ideal for ALD and MOCVD processes where moisture out-gassing from sealing components interferes with film stochiometry and uniformity. Gumlast L7509 is manufactured in The United States in a cleanroom environment. In addition, Gumlast L7509 exhibits very low sticking properties which has been a key drawback of many translucent perfluoros in the market. For further information, please contact Fred Pourmirzaie at fpour@flodynamix.com.
February 2009
NuGenTec to Exhibit it's FloDynamix™ product line at the
NCCAVS 30th Annual Vacuum Equipment Exhibition, at the
WYNDHAM SAN JOSE, 1350 N. First Street, San Jose, CA 95112,
Wednesday, February 11, 2009,
12:00 to 6:00 PM. Visit us at Booth #10. Attendance to this Exhibit is Free for all Visitors.
February 2009
Bill Schouten joins NuGenTec to head up the Building Materials Division. Bill brings over 30 years of experience with him and we are excited to have him on board.
December 2008
NuGen's Government Contracting group secured a number of 5 year contracts with the GSA (US General Services Administration) and the US Federal Acquisition Service (FAS). These contracts are valued at over $5,000,000 over the next 5 years.
NuGenTec Launches Clean-N-Clear a safe non-toxic, biodegradable, non-hazardous BioBased product. With USDA BioPreferred approval.
September 2006
NuGenTec Partners with Global Cleaning Technologies (GCT) for Sales, Service and Tech Support in California and Arizona
July 2005
NuGenTec Launches NuKoat RP1 copper and galvanic corrosion protection
additive for water based chemical process tanks in electronics markets:
Heads/wafers. Prior to 2006 RP1 was exclusively formulated and sold to
IBM (now HGST, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies)
June 2005
NuGeneration Technologies Expands production from California to Texas and New Jersey.
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