The microelectronics industry relies on a consistent supply of ultrapure water for critical processes, such as wafer cleaning, etching, and rinsing, where even trace impurities can affect product quality and yield. Managing this essential resource is a constant concern for this rapidly expanding market.
Xylem can help with our comprehensive technology suite tailored to support high production volumes and shrinking geometrics through advanced point-of-use solutions. We are also at the forefront of digital water management, ensuring your water treatment system is fully optimized by using technology to drive efficiency in operation and service. From high purity water systems to customized wastewater treatment and reclaim/reuse solutions, Xylem can help you reduce costs, achieve regulatory compliance, and recover and recycle the maximum amount of water possible.
With a global presence that includes the largest service network in North America, Xylem stands ready to support production and innovation with fast response, dependable service, and performance you can trust. Learn more about how Xylem’s innovative service approach delivers the quality water you need, when you need it. Committed to safety, we're proud to be recognized with the 2024 Platinum Safety Award from Highwire.
Case Studies
Silanna Semiconductor turns to Evoqua for world-class water solution
Customised multi-stage solution enhances UPW production
Silanna Semiconductor is an Australian company specialised in the design and manufacture of advanced semiconductors. It has established itself as a market leader, providing power control and UVC LED semiconductors to the communications, space, defence, medical, and consumer markets. With dedicated offices in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, the company maintains a global presence and ready access to a range of markets and industries.
Water One® WX Services Improves Operational Efficiency for Microelectronics Manufacturing
Data-enabled insights provide process improvements, increasing product quality
At a Midwest printed circuits manufacturer, achieving optimal water treatment efficiency became a critical concern. The 80,000 square foot facility faced the constant challenge of promptly detecting disruptions in their treatment processes, while also striving to streamline operations, reduce costs, and maintain high product quality.