Global Standard Technology Co., Ltd.

Hwasung-si, Kyunggi-do, 
Korea (South)
http://www.gst-in.com
  • Booth: A638

First Consideration of GST for the Environment

GST was established on Oct. 2001,to be a global leader in Semiconductor Equipment industry with high-tech, GST organized by innovative & challenging young manpower has been listed in KOSDAQ market on Feb. 2006. GST's CI stands for its ambition to be a global company in Semicon & FPD industry. Terrestrial globe of GST's CI represents its live enterprising & passionate spirit and its blue color stands for the "Blue Ocean" in which GST will be a unchallenged company with ceaseless technical development.

Categories

401 Sub-systems
  • Temperature Sensing; Control; Recirculators; Chillers; Heat Exchangers
    • 500 Factory Monitoring & Control Systems (FMCS)
  • Waste Control; Effluent Management Systems (Fluid & Gas; Exhaust Conditioning; Scrubbers)
    • 700 Manufacturing Services
  • Calibration & Reference Standards


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    With the ongoing solicitations, SEMI would like to continue to alert you with questionable professional practices perpetrated against exhibitors by FairGuide.com (Austria) and Expo Guide (Mexico), Event Fair - The Exhibitors' Guide with their misleading directory services. There may be others that we are not aware of and are hence not named here. 

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