investing in the semicon future

Aalberts advanced mechatronics is investing heavily in its people and manufacturing processes so that its semicon customers can seize opportunities as the industry enjoys extraordinary growth. Wim Waeghe, CEO of Aalberts advanced mechatronics, explains what’s driving the industry’s development, and how Aalberts always stays ahead of the game to provide vital services and solutions.

unprecedented demand
“The global semicon industry is experiencing a period of phenomenal expansion, driven by the growing demand for chips for a range of emerging technologies," Wim explains. "Artificial intelligence, 5G, the Internet of Things and autonomous vehicles are all competing for the latest chips, and this means semicon companies need trusted partners that can deliver leading-edge, future-proof technologies and solutions. And that’s what we offer. As a longstanding partner to many principal players in the industry, we provide a range of specialised services, from vibration isolation to high purity fluid systems, for semicon efficiency. And we’re always looking for opportunities to expand our services.”

essential cog in the wheel
With the industry predicted to grow significantly in the coming years, today more than ever the semicon sector needs trusted partners that can deliver on the stringent requirements needed to successfully manufacture chips. Entering this new phase, all locations within Aalberts advanced mechatronics will expand in capacity "Our focus on quality is our number one priority, which leads to efficiency and reliability so that we can extend our operations to meet our customers' demands," Wim says. "We are currently investing heavily in our people, increasing the number of specialists we employ, increasing our cleanroom and facilities' capacity, and manufacturing equipment with greater capacity to keep pace with growth requirements. We’re very much looking forward to continuing to successfully enable our customers’ technology roadmaps as we enter a fascinating new innovation era.”