Syensqo’s Tecnoflon® FFKM NFS selected by Innores to advance sustainable semiconductor manufacturing

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Syensqo, a global leader in advanced materials and specialty chemicals, announces that its innovative #Tecnoflon® FFKM NFS portfolio has been selected by Innores, a premier Korean sealing solutions provider, for use in semiconductor manufacturing processes.

This milestone marks the first commercial adoption of Tecnoflon® FFKM NFS, Syensqo’s proprietary perfluoroelastomers renowned for their exceptional chemical and plasma resistance as well as outstanding thermal stability, while manufactured without the use of fluorosurfactants from the PFAS family of chemicals. Innores is integrating these advanced materials into sealing products such as O-rings, bonded seals, gate valves, chamber lids, and vacuum pump components, serving some of the world’s largest semiconductor companies.


This partnership is more than a commercial achievement, it is a reflection of Syensqo’s values and our commitment to making a positive impact through science and collaboration. Working closely with partners like Innores allows us to expand our reach in the global semiconductor market, supplying advanced materials to some of the industry’s most influential players. It also strengthens our reputation as a trusted partner for customers seeking both performance and sustainability in their supply chains.

Andrew Lau, Senior Executive Vice President of Electronics & Industrial, Syensqo Specialty Polymers


The collaboration between #Syensqo and #Innores is founded on a mutual vision for responsible manufacturing and environmental stewardship. Innores continues to drive improvements in energy efficiency, waste minimization, and emissions tracking, values closely aligned with Syensqo’s mission to advance humanity through scientific innovation.


source : Syensqo

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