Semiconductors, also known as microchips, power the modern world. Everything from smartphones to medical devices depends on semiconductors, and the semiconductor industry continues to grow. Companies that manufacture semiconductors must use materials that are strong, lightweight, have high dielectric strength, and are corrosion-resistant; and that’s where thermoset composites come into play. Atlas Fibre has North America’s largest inventory of thermoset composite materials ideal for use in the production of semiconductors.
The materials used to produce semiconductors must withstand the shaping and cutting process and resist corrosion due to chemical or moisture exposure. As manufacturing processes become more complex and as feature sizes become smaller, materials used must rise to the challenge of enabling the next generation of semiconductors.
Thermoset composites are strong, meaning they can withstand the force and pressure a semiconductor experiences during the shaping process. The material’s strength also makes it ideal for use in high-end applications like semiconductors.
Today’s devices need to be energy-efficient and compact. No one wants a bulky smartphone or laptop that burns through battery life. The light weight of thermoset composites makes them suitable for use in semiconductors.
Semiconductors must be made from a material that resists corrosion — degradation due to exposure to oxygen or other chemicals. Thermoset composites are corrosion-resistant, making them ideal semiconductor materials.
A thermoset composite’s strength and corrosion resistance enhances its durability. This property makes semiconductor components more likely to survive long-term.
Multiple options are available for semiconductor manufacturers. Thermoset materials include phenolic or epoxy resin, which can be pressed into sheets or formed into other shapes based on your needs.
Thermoset composites are vital in maintaining the integrity of high vacuum environments and preventing contamination risks that could compromise product quality and performance.
In semiconductor manufacturing, precision and reliability are paramount. Alas Fibre is at the forefront of precision plastic machining, offering tailored solutions designed to meet the unique needs of semiconductor companies. Discover five reasons that leading companies in the industry choose Atlas Fibre as their trusted partner for fabricated thermoset plastic parts.
5 Reasons to Choose Atlas Fibre for Semiconductor Manufacturing
Composites have several uses in semiconductor manufacturing:
Atlas Fibre is the leading supplier of thermoset composite material for the semiconductor industry, with the largest selection and stock of inventory available in the United States.
Our 120,000-square-foot warehouse, centrally located in Illinois, contains inventory worth $8 million and has partner facilities in Hyderabad, India, and Massachusetts, US containing $4 million worth of raw materials.
With machine-ready precision blanks, Atlas Fibre fabricates parts to custom specifications, and can serve as a trusted resource to help you choose the right materials based on your manufacturing needs.
Access the Material Data SheetsAs an AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certified company, Atlas Fibre ensures strict quality management, traceability, and continuous improvement across all operations. Our ITAR registration further reinforces our ability to support defense-related applications with regulatory compliance. These credentials reflect our commitment to delivering high-performance thermoset composite materials and precision-machined components—on time and to the highest standards.
Discover why thermoset composites are in demand and how Atlas Fibre’s innovative materials and precisely manufactured components drive performance, efficiency, and reliability in the most critical and demanding applications.
View Case StudiesSemiconductor manufacturers depend on thermoset plastic composites for their strength, chemical resistance, and reduced weight. Atlas Fibre can work with you to choose the right materials for your projects or semiconductor components. Request a quote or contact us to learn more about your options for thermoset composite materials.
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