SACRAMENTO, Calif., February 02, 2009 - EBARA Technologies Inc, Components Division, announces the new EMT Series turbomolecular pump products.
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The EMT Series turbomolecular pump line compliments EBARA’s existing offering of turbomolecular pump systems. The EMT Series are a highly efficient cost effective solution to your high vacuum pumping needs. EBARA’s EMT Series turbomolecular pumps offer full magnetic levitation, which provides for a clean, reliable vacuum for today’s high tech manufacturing, semiconductor, thin film, and photovoltaic industries. The EMT Series pumps feature a five axis magnetic bearing and tuning free half rack controllers requiring no battery backup. The EMT Series offers three major types of turbomolecular pumps: high compression, thermal insulated and corrosion resistant.
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About EBARA Technologies, Inc.:
EBARA Technologies, Inc. is a U.S. based subsidiary of EBARA Corporation Precision Machinery Company, a Japanese company founded in 1912, which provides a wide range of technologies including equipment, systems and services for water, air and the environment. EBARA is a leading global innovator and worldwide supplier of vacuum technologies and advanced wafer-processing equipment for clean environments within the semiconductor industry. EBARA components division manufactures a full line of Dry Mechanical Pumps, Magnetic levitation Turbo and Hybrid Turbomolecular Drag Pumps.
The companys offerings also include a complete line of Vacuum Valves and Fittings, Heaters for vacuum and exhaust lines, Point-of-Use Abatement systems, Ozonized water and gas equipment. EBARAs systems Division, manufactures Chemical Mechanical Polishers (CMP). EBARA Chemical Plating Systems (ECP), and Through-Mask Plating Systems (ThMP). EBARA maintains a superior sales and support network in the U.S. and worldwide. Additional information about EBARA Technologies, Inc. can be found at www.ebaratech.com.
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