Roth & Rau
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Meyer Burger Technology Ltd is a leading global technology group. With its innovative systems and production equipment, Meyer Burger creates sustainable added value for customers. Roth & Rau B.V., as a proud member of Meyer Burger Group, is a world leading provider of innovative inkjet and thin film equipment for (structured) functional layers with a low cost of ownership for high tech electronic applications. With its technology, PiXDRO functional Inkjet and FLEx Thin Film Plasma and ALD systems, several industries are served: OLED, photovoltaics, batteries, semiconductor, (printed) electronics and photo chemical milling. R&D systems up to complete manufacturing solutions are offered, including pre- and post-processing and automation modules, thereby providing a complete solution for the customer's requirements. Meyer Burger is serving customers in all relevant electronics producing markets around the world.
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2019
9 Apr
3D Printing 2019-2029: Technology and Market Analysis
IDTechEx Report: Dr Bryony Core
8 Feb
Barrier Films and Thin Film Encapsulation for Flexible and/or Organic Electronics 2019-2029
IDTechEx Report: Dr Khasha Ghaffarzadeh
2018
4 Dec
In-Mold Electronics 2019-2029: Technology, Market Forecasts, Players
IDTechEx Report: Dr Khasha Ghaffarzadeh and Dr Richard Collins
2015
28 Oct
Meyer Burger
Meyer Burger NL is a company based in Eindhoven, The Netherlands and manufacture thin film deposition and printing equipment. The company's expertise in different types of deposition has allowed them to supply several thin film encapsulation cluster tools to customers worldwide.8 Oct
Powering lightweight devices and wearable electronics
IDTechEx report from a FlexTech Alliance workshop on novel & innovative power sources for lightweight devices and wearable electronics12 Aug
He who does not print, vacuum coats
Atmospheric vs. vacuum deposition in the flexible electronics era.17 Jul
Bess-tech
13 Feb
IDTechEx interview with Meyer Burger Group at Printed Electronics USA
PiXDRO is a Roth & Rau B.V. brand. Roth & Rau B.V., a member of Meyer Burger Group, has complete equipment design, assembly and application facilities in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.2014
20 Nov
IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA 2014 Award Winners
Printed, flexible and organic electronics will eventually impact most aspects of human endeavor, with the enabling materials, equipment, components and manufacturing being developed and launched today.22 Oct
The $2 billion conductive ink industry gathers in Santa Clara
This is a successful and growing industry. Indeed, IDTechEx projects that the $2billion conductive ink/paste sector will grow $3.2 billion in 2025 at the material level.2013
9 Aug
Rolic Technologies and Roth & Rau B.V. enter strategic cooperation
Rolic Technologies Ltd, Allschwil, Switzerland, and Roth & Rau BV, Eindhoven, the Netherlands, have signed a far reaching cooperation agreement, outlining a joint strategy to develop system solutions for the organic electronics, display, and security markets.18 Apr
Cluster Tool Using Inkjet Printing for Pattered Multilayer Processing
Roth & Rau, Netherlands
20 Feb
On a roll: why E Ink is still the leader in e-paper
E-paper technologies are attempts to mimic paper, which can be described as a reflective surface, non-emissive and viewable from any angle.4 Feb
EU project to take flexible OLEDs from lab to fab
A newly launched, €11.2-million European project aims to help bring flexible OLEDs to market within six years.10 Jan
Xaar plc
2012
6 Dec
Inkjet Printing Technology; from Research to Mass Production. Tool & Process
Roth & Rau, Netherlands
26 Nov
CERADROP
2011
1 Dec
Ink-jet Printing in Solar Cell Mass Production
PixDro, United States
2010
10 Feb
Roth & Rau take over solar activities of OTB Group B.V.
Roth & Rau AG takes over from the OTB Group B.V., Eindhoven, Netherlands, 100% of the shares in that company's subsidiary OTB Solar B.V. (OTB).2009
18 Mar
CdTe Solar Cells - Can First Solar do anything wrong?
Although the world is in the midst of a severe economic crisis, the photovoltaics industry is still growing.