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MEMS tightly sealed with SCHOTT HermeSTM
NEC SCHOTT Components Corporation is developing a new 8” high via density wafer that features hermetically sealed electric feedthroughs for micro-electro-mechanical systems and is intending to launch this product in 2010 More
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SCHOTT HTCC and LTCC Design Rules now available online!
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New! Zirconium-containing, low refractive glass for dental composites from SCHOTT
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Leading Authorities of the Indian Nuclear Industry and SCHOTT to Discuss about the Safety Technologies for Future Reactors
SCHOTT organizes Nuclear Symposium in Mumbai
Landshut (Germany), June 16, 2009 — Experts from the Indian nuclear industry are coming together in Mumbai on June 19, 2009. Top organizations, including NPCIL, BARC and BHAVINI, will be presenting the current status and the future of the nation’s Nuclear Power Program. The symposium has been organized by the German international technology group SCHOTT, a leading provider of secure and reliable electrical penetrations for safety-critical applications in nuclear power plants worldwide. More
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SCHOTT Elecpac, LLC receives International Aerospace Quality Standard Certification
May 20, 2009 (Cary, Illinois) - SCHOTT Elecpac, LLC announced today that it has received qualification as a certified aerospace supplier to the International Aerospace Quality Standard AS9100B with a perfect score. With this new certification, SCHOTT Elecpac, LLC is now certified to bring its high-quality solutions to both the civil and military aviation and aerospace market. More
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SCHOTT Acquires ELECPAC, a division of Wilbrecht Electronics, Inc.
Acquisition expands SCHOTT’s manufacturing portfolio for Electronic Packaging business
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SCHOTT Developing Syringe Production in United States
Announces Expanded Product Line
SCHOTT Developing Syringe Production in United States
Announces Expanded Product Line, Production Capacity in the Pennsylvania Plant at INTERPHEX
March 17, 2009 (at INTERPHEX 2009 in New York) — SCHOTT’s Pharmaceutical Packaging business announced an expansion of both its product line and production capacity in the United States today. The company will add the full line of SCHOTT ready-to-fill syringe products to its portfolio of vials and cartridges manufactured at its existing Pharmaceutical Packaging facility in Lebanon, Penn.
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SCHOTT’s Electrical Penetration Assemblies for Nuclear Power Plants
Maintenance-free Performance - New product information now available!
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SCHOTT Successfully Tests TO 56 PLUS® Packages to 25 Gigabit Capacity
Glass-to-Metal Sealed Packages pass stringent Residual Gas Analysis tests: Ready to serve the increased performance requirements of higher bandwidth
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New Hermetic Packaging and Sealing Technology Handbook available
March 24, 2009 -- SCHOTT Electronic Packaging (EP) has launched a new edition of the “Hermetic Packaging and Sealing Technology” handbook. The updated version continues to provide a good insight into the company’s signature glass-to-metal sealing (GTMS) technology and now includes an overview and technical details of EP’s other hermetic packaging technologies in the portfolio. More
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SCHOTT’s Electronic Packaging Business Presented with a Special “Supplier Award” by BAE Systems
Large-Scale Feedthroughs on Nuclear Subs Critical to Boat Safety
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SCHOTT’s Electronic Packaging Business Launches New Website
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SCHOTT TO 56 PLUS® Addresses Growing Demand for 10 G Technologies
- Exhibit at OFC/NFOEC Demonstrates SCHOTT TO 56 PLUS®’ Support for High Frequency Applications and more I/O
- No Need for Manufacturers to Update or Alter Their Welding Machines, Bonders, Fiber Couplings and Other Production Line Equipment
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DAWN Space Probe Set for First Light
Mainz (Germany) / Los Angeles (USA), October 19, 2007—It will be dark when the protective lid that covers the camera eye of the space probe DAWN opens for the first to set its sight on two almost pixel-sized light dots: the asteroids Vesta and Ceres. During the mission to the two planetoids in the asteroid belt of our solar system, the cameras on board will be used for the navigation of the scientific probe for the five billion-kilometer long journey through space in addition to the scientific exploration of the celestial bodies. More
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Protein arrays: Come over to the dark side for improved dynamic range
SCHOTT’s product group Nexterion Microarray Solutions, and the Sartorius Stedim Biotech Group have launched an innovative dark grey nitrocellulose protein microarray slide. More
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New nitrocellulose-coated protein microarray slides from SCHOTT and Sartorius Stedim Biotech Group
SCHOTT’s product group Nexterion Microarray Solutions has joined forces with the Sartorius Stedim Biotech Group, to launch a range of innovative nitrocellulose-coated protein microarray slides. More
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SCHOTT Introduces New High Brightness (HB) LED Light Line Platform
Large, Powerful and Customizable: new platform designed for high volume inspection with effective thermal management More
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New Product: SCHOTT LLS LED Light Source Lasts Longer, Costs Less
Hybrid solution pairs LEDs with Fiber Optics More
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SCHOTT Introduces High Brightness and High Frequency Strobe for Industrial Image Processing
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New ergonomic LED illuminations for stereomicroscopy
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SCHOTT appoints New Independent Representative for the West Coast
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SCHOTT North America announces Business Managers for the Americas
Manfred Schmidt joins SCHOTT North America as Business Manager – Medical Products
Domenic Bucci accepts the position of Business Manager – Industrial Products
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Next generation of microarray substrates
SCHOTT has launched the next generation of microarray slides: “Nexterion” HiSens (High Sensitivity). These slides increase the signal to noise ratios from microarray experiments by over eight times and were developed using the company’s optical coating technology. More
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New Nexterion MTP 96 for microplate arraying
SCHOTT Nexterion has added a 96-well microplate format with a standard SBS footprint to its line of microarraying substrates. The SCHOTT Nexterion® MTP-96 utilizing an innovative three-part system that overcomes the limitations caused by recessed wells of conventional glass bottom microplates. More
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Rob Robbins Joins SCHOTT as Machine Vision Sales Manager
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