As the semiconductor industry continues to advance rapidly, SOH (Spin on Hardmask), a critical material and technology, is gaining increasing attention. SOH involves the uniform application of a liquid hardmask material onto a semiconductor wafer surface via spin-coating, playing an essential role in protecting and transferring patterns during processes such as lithography and etching.

In the automotive aftermarket, the Automotive Dashboard Camera has emerged as a crucial device for ensuring driving safety and recording the driving process. It is increasingly gaining the attention of consumers worldwide. Numerous companies are entering this field, driving industry development and diversifying product types.

Recycled ABS resins refer to reprocessed acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) thermoplastic materials derived from post-consumer or post-industrial waste, such as discarded electronics, automotive components, and household items. Through processes including sorting, cleaning, shredding, and re-extrusion, the recycled ABS regains its moldability, impact resistance, and thermal stability. To address potential degradation during recycling, additives or reinforcements may be incorporated. These resins are widely used in automotive, electronics, and construction industries, offering a sustainable alternative to virgin plastics by reducing environmental footprint and promoting circular economy practices.