DISCO’s wafer slicing equipment is sold to semiconductor manufacturers and chip-packaging / OSAT-type customers that need to cut, thin, and process wafers for advanced chips. It also serves manufacturers of related electrical components , but the core buyer base is the semiconductor supply chain.

Who buys it

  • Chipmakers building advanced logic, memory, and AI-related devices.
  • Packaging and assembly lines that need high-throughput dicing and wafer thinning tools.
  • Semiconductor equipment and materials customers using DISCO’s processing tools, consumables, and service support.

What they use it for

DISCO’s tools are used for wafer dicing, grinding, and polishing , which are key steps after wafer fabrication and before final packaging. The buying logic is pretty simple: if a company needs to make wafers thinner or cut them into dies efficiently and precisely, DISCO is a candidate supplier.

Quick read

In plain English, DISCO sells mainly to the companies that turn silicon wafers into finished chips , especially where precision and throughput matter most. Its customers sit in the semiconductor manufacturing and packaging pipeline, not in consumer electronics end markets.