ORANGE | Electronics sector

This sector includes, with good reason, telecommunications, electronic components, industrial electronics and consumer electronics, with the microelectronics and semiconductor industry in particular prominence.

In recent years, the electronics sector has grown very rapidly, not only because of the constant increase in the use of mobile devices and electronic payments by end consumers, but also because of all the investments in technological innovation and digitization, aimed at supporting companies in the digital and ecological transition.

Water plays a key role in the electronics industry. It is used in numerous stages of the manufacturing process, including cleaning semiconductors and printed circuit boards. In addition, water is used as a cooling agent in production lines and equipment that require very low temperatures.

However, the quality of the water used must be carefully monitored as even small amounts of impurities can damage the finished products. This requires very thorough water management and treatment to ensure that the electronics industry can produce high-quality products efficiently and sustainably.

In this industrial sector, water plays a key role not so much in terms of water needs and overall water consumption, but above all in terms of the quality and purity of the water itself. Take, for example, the treatment of ultrapure water (UPW) and process cooling water (PCW), both of which are used in cleanrooms, typical in the semiconductor industry.

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To ensure these high levels of quality and purity, chemical treatments and technologies must be chosen carefully, also with a view to maintaining industrial plants, which are inevitably subject to corrosion, scaling, microbiological growth and . Our technical staff will be able to advise you in the best possible way in choosing the most suitable products.