ISDN Holdings Limited has announced the launch of a high-speed laser marker by its subsidiary, IDI Dynamics, designed to enhance semiconductor chip packaging. The new marker, which offers a 2.5 times increase in marking speed and occupies 22% less space, aims to improve productivity for Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test (OSAT) manufacturers.
The laser marker has already been deployed in six OSAT facilities across Asia. It benefits from advanced technology developed in collaboration with a leading Singaporean research institution and ISDN’s extensive experience in automation engineering for the semiconductor sector. Chris Chan, Managing Director of IDI Dynamics, stated, “Our new Laser Marking platform is already delivering this value proposition of the 6 units at launch.”
The innovation addresses the semiconductor industry’s pressing need for efficient use of cleanroom space, driven by the rising demand for chips due to AI adoption and the high costs of constructing new facilities. The marker also meets increasing traceability requirements in automotive and industrial electronics, offering a two-year software customisation and support programme.
Teo Cher Koon, Managing Director and President of ISDN Holdings, highlighted the significance of the launch, noting that it exemplifies ISDN’s comprehensive approach to technology and its commitment to advancing semiconductor manufacturing. The laser marker is part of ISDN’s broader strategy to provide cutting-edge solutions in the fast-growing semiconductor market.
