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clean rooms · tool fit-up/hook-up |
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Today’s microelectronics research or manufacturing facility must be flexible. Flexible to meet the changing needs of technology. Flexible to meet the various needs of the users. Flexible to meet the increased regulatory environment surrounding the use of gases, chemicals and their emissions. These facilities must be designed for today, but able to be reshaped to the needs of tomorrow. We’ll work with you to meet your immediate needs, while keeping an eye out to the future. |
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Services & Solutions What are your needs? Who are the stakeholders? What are their expectations? We start every project with these questions. Our team has the technical expertise to help you design and fit-up your facility. Our team has expertise in the infrastructure and clean room design, but we also excel in the specialty systems such as process support systems, tool accommodation and toxic gas monitoring and control. |
Case Study Cornell’s College of Electrical and Computer Engineering was in the midst of constructing their new high-tech educational and research facility, Duffield Hall. This project was designed to bring together various groups of Nanotechnology and materials science researchers into one facility. Located on the ground floor of Duffield Hall; an 18,000 sqf cleanroom was to become the new home of the Cornell Nanoscale Science and Technology Center & Nanobiotechnology Center.
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Why Hallam-ICS? For the past 25 years, our clients have shared with us the secret to successful projects. They have told us to focus on the people involved in the project, the technical expertise required for the project and the process of managing the project. Hallam-ICS has listened to this feedback and developed an approach to ensure that our team addresses all three aspects of a successful project. |
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