Mykrolis Unveils SolidSense(R) II Pressure Transducer at SEMICON West

Mykrolis Unveils SolidSense(R) II Pressure Transducer at SEMICON
West
Advanced Technology Provides Maximum Stability and Reliability in Pressure
Measurement in Semiconductor Processing 


BILLERICA, Mass., July 06  /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Mykrolis Corporation
(NYSE:MYK), a leading supplier of components and subsystems to the
semiconductor industry, will introduce SolidSense(R) II at SEMICON West (Booth
#726) in San Francisco from July 12-14, 2004. SolidSense II represents the most
recent advancements in pressure transducer technology for ultra-high purity
pressure monitoring applications.

Utilizing leading edge, glass-fused strain gauge technology and digital signal
processing, SolidSense II raises the standard for high performance in gas
delivery systems and tools used for pressure measurement in semiconductor
processing. SolidSense II's automated software-driven calibration and
compensation processes are more capable than passive compensation over a wide
spectrum of temperature points. The result: Enhanced reproducibility for each
device.

According to Tom Scarborough, product manager at Mykrolis Corp., "SolidSense II
offers next-generation technology that uses superior stable glass bonded
sensing elements to help eliminate zero instability commonly known as 'drift.'
Its advanced digital architecture provides enhanced correction and compensation
not achievable with ordinary analog signal processing. Independent of changes
in the operational environment, SolidSense II delivers ultimate stability and
reliability, accuracy and consistency. "

About Mykrolis

Mykrolis Corporation, based in Billerica, Massachusetts, is a worldwide
developer, manufacturer and supplier of liquid and gas delivery systems,
components and consumables used to precisely measure, deliver, control and
purify the process liquids, gases and chemicals, as well as the deionized
water, photoresists and vacuum systems utilized in the semiconductor
manufacturing process. In addition, the Company's products are used to
manufacture a range of other products, such as flat panel displays, high purity
chemicals, photoresists, solar cells, gas lasers, optical disks and fiber optic
cables. Mykrolis acquired the assets of Aeronex Corporation in October 2003.
Mykrolis is formerly Millipore Microelectronics, Inc.  For more information,
visit http://www.mykrolis.com/.

  SolidSense and Mykrolis are registered trademarks of Mykrolis Corporation.

  PRESS CONTACT:
   Craig B. Lazinsky
   Mykrolis Corporation
   Tel. [phone]
   

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CONTACT: Craig B. Lazinsky of Mykrolis Corporation, +01 978-436-6743,





Web site:  http://www.mykrolis.com/

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