Sweden-based Mycronic specializes in the development and manufacturing of precision production equipment for the electronics industry. Mycronic delivers advanced solutions for displays, semiconductors, and complex electronic assemblies globally.
For the OLED industry, Mycronic offers its Prexision Evo laser mask writer systems, used to create the masks to produce AMOLED TFTs.
Germany-based NXT GmbH develop and manufacture spectrometric measurement systems for industrial and laboratory applications.
For the OLED industry, the company offers high-performance solutions for measuring thin film deposition. NXT's XELAS-OLED systems are offered in two versions, inline and offline.
OLUM Material is an early-stage company, based in Korea, that develops materials for the display and power electronics industries.
For AMOLED production, OLUM develops FMM materials and technologies. In 2021 OLUM announced its Unit Cell Fine Metal Mask Method for large-area OLED deposition.
Organic Electronics Technologies (OET) is a start-up company based in Greece that develops the technology for the manufacturing of organic electronics (such as OPVs and OLEDs) by using roll-to-roll processes and also develops metrology tools based on spectroscopic ellipsometry to be integrated in roll-to-roll processes for the quality control of the printed functional layers.
Park Systems is an AFM pioneer that was established in 1985 in Korea. The company has installed over 1,000 AFM systems globally to date.
For the OLED industry, Park Systems offers 8-Gen and larger AFM solutions for OLED inspection.
Denmark-based Polyteknik A/S manufactures and markets PVD thin film deposition systems for research and production. For the OLED market the company offers UHV cluster PECVD systems that include various deposition chambers including thermal evaporation, RF/DC sputtering, Ebeam evaporation and Knudsen cell for organic deposition.
Polyteknik says it sold several such systems used for OLED research.
Korea-based Poongwon Precision, established in 1996, produced components for the display industry, based on its foil metal processing technology.
For the OLED industry, Poongwon offers Fine Metal Masks, Open Metal masks, Stick Bar Masks, and metal foils for encapsulation of OLED devices. In June 2024 it was reported that the company's FMM sheets were approved by Samsung Display and the company will start mass production in Q3 2024.
US-based Radiant Vision Systems, owned by Konica Minolta, designs and sells camera-based test and measurement systems for a wide range of industries.
Radiant offers equipment and software tools for the testing and characterization of OLED displays.
