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Revasum

www.revasum.com

 
Revasum (pronounced re vôsəm) (“re” is for removal and “vasum” is Latin for equipment) is a new company headquartered in San Luis Obispo, California, providing premiere CMP and grinding technology to critical growth markets such as power, RF communications, LED, MEMS, and other mobile applications. Our mission is built on a design philosophy of investing in new product development that is specifically targeted at these global markets, with the purpose of meeting the unique needs of the device makers in this high-tech space. Revasum offers new and certified refurbished systems for sale worldwide.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.revasum.com
  • 825 Buckley
    San Luis Obispo, CA USA 93401
  • Phone: 805.541.6424

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