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PRECISION PROCESS TECHNOLOGY

Engineering the
unconventional.

Single-sided wet processing, precision chemical delivery, and custom-engineered systems for semiconductor, optoelectronic, optical, aerospace, and defense applications.

30+YEARS OF
ENGINEERING INNOVATION
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Selected customers & research partners

NASABOEINGDARPAMITNORTHROP GRUMMANAPPLIED MATERIALS

01 — CORE SYSTEMS

Purpose-built technology.
Measurable advantage.

MATECH develops process and systems for applications where precision, reliability, and results are non-negotiable.

MATECH Aeris precision chemical delivery and metering system
CHEMICAL DELIVERY

Aeris

Precision chemical pumping, metering, and mixing with no moving parts in the chemical path.

  • Milliliter-level accuracy
  • Ultra-high purity
  • Benchtop, bulk, and OEM configurations
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CONTROLLED / LOCALIZED / REPEATABLE

02 — DIFFERENT BY DESIGN

Precision begins with a better process.

Our patented technologies eliminate conventional compromises: protect the unprocessed surface, reduce handling, deliver precise chemical volumes, and simplify complex workflows.

<0.1%WaveEtch achievable TTV
~1 mLWaveEtch & Aeris metering accuracy
0Aeris moving chemical-path parts

03 — FEDERAL & AEROSPACE

Trusted where the mission matters.

Since 1992, MATECH has contributed to advanced programs for NASA, the Department of Defense, Department of Energy, and many leading American research institutions.

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SELECTED ACHIEVEMENT

Process technology behind the Chandra X-ray Observatory

MATECH developed processes and fabrication equipment used to create hundreds of delicate X-ray optical elements.

04 — MATECH

Deep technical experience.
Directly applied.

Founded in 1992 by physicist Dr. Ricardo I. Fuentes, MATECH combines semiconductor processing, advanced materials, chemistry, optics, and aerospace engineering to solve problems that do not fit conventional solutions.

Process developmentCustom equipmentAdvanced materialsOptical systems