US-based Radiant Vision Systems, owned by Konica Minolta, designs and sells camera-based test and measurement systems for a wide range of industries.
Radiant offers equipment and software tools for the testing and characterization of OLED displays.
UK-based Teknek, a subsidiary of ITW, is a pioneer in contact cleaning for reel-to-reel and sheet-to-sheet processes. Teknek provides its cleaning equipment for a wide range of industries, from advanced electronics to labels and glass.
For the display industry, Teknek offers contact cleaning equipment for the elimination of contamination and the removal of visual and functional defects. The company's machines are typically used before the display assembly and for the cleaning of display films such as diffuser and prism films.
Top Engineering, established in 2013 and based in Korea, produces equipment for the production and testing of batteries, camera modules and displays.
For the OLED industry, Top Engineering offers testing equipment, bonding systems and dam & fill dispensers.
Korea-based FlexiGo offers equipment for flexible display producers and for companies that use flexible displays in their products, including foldable, rollable and sliding displays.
FlexiGo offers systems for durability testing, evaluation and inspection of flexible displays, modules, parts and materials.
US-based Denton Vacuum provides vacuum-based production systems for the the optoelectronic and semiconductor markets.
Denton Vacuum offers encapsulation systems for OLED microdisplay makers, based on its patented PVD and CVD technologies.
Korea-based Poongwon Precision, established in 1996, produced components for the display industry, based on its foil metal processing technology.
For the OLED industry, Poongwon offers Fine Metal Masks, Open Metal masks, Stick Bar Masks, and metal foils for encapsulation of OLED devices.
OLUM Material is an early-stage company, based in Korea, that develops materials for the display and power electronics industries.
For AMOLED production, OLUM develops FMM materials and technologies. In 2021 OLUM announced its Unit Cell Fine Metal Mask Method for large-area OLED deposition.
Choshu Industry, established in 1980 in Japan, produces and markets semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
For the OLED industry, Choshu offers custom-designed mass production organic materials evaporation systems and also sputtering systems used for both R&D and mass production of OLED devices.
One of Choshu's target markets is the OLED microdisplay market. Its 8-inch deposition systems was deployed at BOE's microdisplay fab, and its Low Damage sputtering equipment (LDSP) was also bought by BOE to be used in its 12-inch production line for TCO sputtering.
XTPL develops and markets ultra-precise nanomaterials printing equipment. The company developed an additive printing methods with unprecedented precision (structures width 1-8 micrometres) and without a need to use electric field.
XTPL is focused commercialization of its technology in the flat panel display sector, including systems for OLED material printing.
