Shanghai Chengwei Semiconductor Equipment Expands Production Capacity for Chemical and Slurry Delivery Systems

Sep 29, 2026


Shanghai Chengwei Semiconductor Equipment Co., Ltd., a prominent manufacturer of ultra-high purity fluid and chemical infrastructure for the semiconductor and tech industries


Shanghai, China Sep 28, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Shanghai Chengwei Semiconductor Equipment Co., Ltd. (CWSC) today announced the formal completion of a manufacturing expansion at its primary facility in the Songjiang District of Shanghai. The operational expansion scales the company's production capacity for automated ultra-high purity (UHP) chemical and slurry distribution systems, directly addressing increasing structural demand from advanced semiconductor fabrication lines, flat panel display manufacturers, and battery gigafactories. 

The infrastructure expansion utilizes a portion of the company's 4,000-square-meter footprint to establish additional precision assembly lines and an extended Class 100 cleanroom environment. This specialized area will support the high-volume integration of automated Bulk Chemical Delivery Systems (BCDS) and Slurry Delivery Systems (SDS). These modular units rely on electropolished 316L stainless steel piping and specialized fluoropolymer fluid loops to deliver process chemicals during core wafer fabrication stages, such as chemical mechanical planarization (CMP) and wet etching, where micro-contamination impacts overall substrate yields. 

Beyond serving primary wafer fabrication environments, the expanded production lines will supply fluid management equipment to seven other high-technology sectors. These include high-brightness light-emitting diodes (LEDs) utilizing metal-organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD), thin-film transistor liquid crystal displays (TFT-LCDs), active-matrix organic light-emitting diodes (AMOLEDs), and multi-layer printed circuit boards (PCBs). The infrastructure is also configured to meet the volume requirements of the renewable energy sector, supplying automated chemical dosing loops to photovoltaic solar cell manufacturing plants and lithium-ion battery assembly lines. 

A significant portion of the expanded output will target centralized gas distribution networks for precision laboratories and university core research facilities. These systems replace decentralized gas cylinders with centralized external distribution structures, incorporating programmable logic controllers (PLCs), automatic nitrogen vacuum purging sequences, and continuous leak-detection networks to manage specialty gases safely up to a 99.9999% purity threshold. 

"The completion of our production expansion in the Songjiang facility represents a clear operational milestone for our manufacturing division," said James Yuan, vice president at Shanghai Chengwei Semiconductor Equipment. "By expanding our cleanroom capacity and automating assembly loops, we are positioned to deliver large-scale, reliable chemical and gas delivery architectures that align with the rigorous purity baselines required by contemporary electronic components and advanced materials factories globally." 

About Shanghai Chengwei Semiconductor Equipment Co., Ltd
Shanghai Chengwei Semiconductor Equipment Co., Ltd. (CWSC), established in September 2025, is an integrated designer and manufacturer of ultra-high purity gas and chemical delivery infrastructure. Headquartered in Shanghai, China, the company engineers bulk gas delivery networks, chemical dilution and mixing systems, valve manifold boxes (VMB), and automated slurry blending equipment. CWSC supports high-precision fluid processes across the semiconductor, optoelectronics, printed circuit board, lithium-ion battery, photovoltaic solar, and laboratory research industries. 

Media Contact:
James Yuan
Shanghai Chengwei Semiconductor Equipment Co., Ltd
No. 9, Lane 345, Minshen Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai, China
Phone: +86-13380377051
Web: https://www.chengweisemi.com/

Media Contact

Shanghai Chengwei Semiconductor Equipment Co., Ltd


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+86-13380377051

No. 9, Lane 345, Minshen Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai, China

https://www.chengweisemi.com/

Source :Shanghai Chengwei Semiconductor Equipment Co., Ltd

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