Showa Denko targets at AIXTRON to boost nitride LED capacity

AIXTRON AG, a leading provider of deposition equipment to the semiconductor industry, is pleased to announce an order for a MOCVD system from Showa Denko K.K., a Japan based leading manufacturer of Ultra-High-Brightness (UHB) LEDs received in the first quarter 2008.

This order is for one AIX 2800G4 HT Planetary Reactor system, AIXTRON’s flagship product for large-scale GaN-based LED manufacturing. It was delivered to Showa Denko's state of the art LED facility in the 11x4 inch configuration in third quarter 2008.

Now, Showa Denko is ready to further scale up produce AIX 2800G4HT Planetary Reactor system, according to Showa Denko spokesman, their existing AIX 2800G4HT Planetary Reactor system has been serving AIXTRON very well. They are very satisfied with AIXTRON MOCVD Planetary Reactors as AIXTRON has allowed them to manufacture high-quality 4-inch UHB LED wafers.

As we know, AIXTRON tools have a worldwide reputation for performance, engineering, service and not the least, process economics. With the additional system, Showa Denko will continue to achieve all their production targets which will translate very well into customer satisfaction.

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