Tool order: Amtech’s Tempress clocks up $6 million from two Asian orders

In the second twin order from Asian customers this year, Amtech Systems’ subsidiary Tempress has revealed its receipt of $6 million in orders for diffusion processing systems. Each of the two new customers has ordered multiple systems, which are lined up for delivery in the next six to nine months.

“We are pleased to further expand our global solar customer base with these two new customer orders, which demonstrate the continued acceptance and demand for our solar products we are seeing despite these difficult economic times”, commented Amtech President and CEO J.S. Whang. “We continue to be optimistic about the long-term growth opportunities in the solar market and our ability to capture that growth by offering multiple solar production tools and becoming a technology turnkey product supplier to the diffusion, PSG, and PECVD markets.”

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