Jul 30 2007
QuantumClean, the leading provider of outsourced parts cleaning, process tool part restoration and surface treatment to the semiconductor industry, today announced that it has upgraded all of its U.S. Advanced Technology Cleaning Centers (ATCCs)®.
The upgrades are part of QuantumClean's initiatives to improve its production process and quality assurance program. The company upgraded the technology and production capabilities of each ATCC to create a consistent QuantumClean level of quality across all of its facilities. This initiative is part of QuantumClean's standardization program to deliver the highest quality of service to its clients independent of which facility they are sending their parts to be serviced.
"This milestone in our continuous improvement program will help us attain our goal of providing our clients with an unrivaled service that is consistent and effective," said Maceo Ward, vice president of sales and marketing for QuantumClean.
The upgrades will provide improved overall consistency at all six of the ATCC sites, located in the Silicon Valley, Pacific Northwest, Arizona, Colorado, Texas and New England regions. QuantumClean will continue to improve its ATCCs and align its technology growth road maps with the most advanced semiconductor fabs, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and original part manufacturers (OPMs).
"Our objectives are to allow our customers time to focus on their core activities and to reduce their costs and the uncertainties in their current processes," said David Zuck, vice president of technology and operations for QuantumClean. "The upgrades to our already ISO 9001:2000-certified ATCCs enable us to deliver on our promise of providing process improvement through consistently cleaner parts® that exceed industry standards."