CHEMFISH TOKYO Co., Ltd. (“CHEMFISH”) is pleased to announce that it has officially obtained distribution rights for semiconductor-grade PFA (Perfluoroalkoxy) materials, marking a significant step forward in the company’s strategic expansion into high-end fluoropolymer and semiconductor material markets.

PFA, a high-performance fluoropolymer, is widely recognized for its exceptional chemical resistance, ultra-high purity, low extractables, high thermal stability, and excellent electrical properties. It plays a critical role in semiconductor manufacturing processes, including wafer cleaning systems, chemical delivery systems, ultra-pure fluid handling pipelines, valves, and containers. With the continuous advancement of semiconductor technologies, the demand for high-purity and high-reliability materials such as PFA continues to grow.

Leveraging its strong integration capabilities across the fluorochemical supply chain in China and its deep understanding of high-standard requirements in the Japanese market, CHEMFISH is committed to delivering stable, reliable, and cost-effective solutions to global customers. The semiconductor-grade PFA materials now represented by CHEMFISH are manufactured under stringent quality standards, featuring low metal ion content, minimal outgassing, and excellent processability—fully meeting the demanding requirements of advanced semiconductor fabrication.

This new partnership further strengthens CHEMFISH’s product portfolio in semiconductor materials, creating strong synergies with its existing offerings such as hydrofluoroethers (HFE) and perfluoropolyethers (PFPE), and enabling the company to provide one-stop solutions covering precision cleaning, thermal management, and high-purity material applications.

Looking ahead, CHEMFISH will continue to deepen cooperation with leading upstream manufacturers, expand its high-end material supply capabilities, and provide enhanced technical support and localized services to support the stable operation and technological advancement of global semiconductor and electronics industries.