1. Compugraphics
Founded in Glenrothes, Scotland, Compugraphics makes photomasks for semiconductors, design services for LSI, device OEM, leadframes, BGA/CSPsubstrates, color filter arrays for image sensors and small display devices, etched products, and printed circuit boards.
2. Advanced Reproductions Corporation
Advance Reproductions Corporation collaborates on creative solutions for a wide variety of markets: MEMs, Semiconductor, Chemical Etching manufacturing, university research, medical, microfluidics, automotive, aerospace and more.
3. Toppan Photomasks, Inc.
Originating as a Japanese global printing company, Toppan Photomasks, Inc., combines their material knowledge and mask-making expertise with a deep understanding of lithography to establish the technologies their customers need to launch their new designs.
4. Photronics, Inc.
The photomask division at Photronics, Inc., provides a complete array of photomask solutions for customers manufacturing semiconductors, flat panel displays, optoelectronics and data storage components.
5. Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. (DNP)
Dai Nippon Printing is a Japanese printing company. In the process of making masters (plate making) for printing, DNP has cultivated highly precise processing technologies. By applying those technologies to electronics, they have created a large number of micro-processed products including semiconductor photomasks.
6. Hoya Corporation
Hoya Corporation a Japanese company manufacturing optical products such as photomasks, photomask blanks and glass magnetic-memory disks, contact lenses and eyeglass lenses for the health-care market, medical photonics, lasers, photographic filters, and software.
7. Taiwan Mask Corporation
Headquartered in Taiwan, TMC is experienced in 0.18 and 0.15 micron design, development and production of reticles and photomasks worldwide.
8. Nippon Filcon
Another diverse Japanese corporation, Nippon Filcon manufactures stepper reticles and aligner masks.They engage in the manufacture and sale of photomasks used in a wide range of fields, including semiconductors and LCD.
The world is full of micro-lithography manufacturing options, but the above list highlights eight companies to consider if you’re getting quotes for your next project.