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M2 joins HVD Alliance

[Stockholm, Sweden, May 26, 2006] M2 joins HVD Alliance to develop replication equipment for industrial manufacturing of Ultra High capacity Holographic data storage discs.As the first major producer of optical disc replication equipment, M2 of Stockholm, Sweden, joins the HVDAlliance (Holographic Versatile Disc) of Yokohama, Japan, as a contributing member. Leading members of the alliance include Fujifilm, Optware, CMC and Konica Minolta, among others. Carl G. Langenskiold, President and CEO of M2 says “After reviewing multiple new formats, we are excited to select HDV as the most

Sprue-Less Moulding developed by M2-Toyo

[Stockholm, Sweden, May 23, 2006] M2 and Toyo introduce a new proprietary Sprue-Less Moulding (SLM) technology for industrial production of DVD and HD-DVD discs.The new SLM mould type, based on the Toyo-Techno TS DVD-mould, allows production of DVD and HD-DVD substrates with excellent quality, while eliminating the waste in producing an injection sprue for every substrate. The technology offers manufacturers substantial material savings and potentially higher yields. The mould has demonstrated excellent results, moulding high quality DVD-9 substrates in cycle times ranging between sub-2 to

M2 develops new moulding technology

[Stockholm, Sweden, May 23, 2006] A new technology for cost-effective production of single and dual layer Blu-ray discs. New moulding technology developed by M2-TCTech.M2 co-founder Stefan Olin in his new technology development company TCTech AB of Stockholm, Sweden, has invented a new moulding technology called “Thermal Cyclic Moulding”, which has demonstrated a capability to injection mould extremely thin 120mm optical disc substrates. “We have successfully moulded disc substrates below 50 micron in thickness, while maintaining perfect pit reproduction. I am confident, once the process is

Carl G. Langenskiold named President, CEO of M2; Leads M2 in the company’s future high-tech era

[Stockholm, Sweden, August 4, 2005.] In a strategic appointment designed at strengthening M2 Engineering’s global position in the highly-specialized, technology-driven optical disc industry, Carl G. Langenskiold has been named president and chief executive officer of the M2 Group, of Stockholm, Sweden, a leading worldwide manufacturer of optical disc production systems and equipment.Langenskiold, together with Stefan Olin, founded M2 Engineering in 1995 at the dawn of the optical disc industry. Langenskiold has been in the forefront of M2’s global success over the last decade and helped

M2 Successfully Launches SQM Glass Mastering System; Four Contracts Received for well Accepted Equipment

[Stockholm, Sweden, June 28, 2005.] M2 Engineering has successfully launched its new-generation SQM glass mastering system by immediately securing four contracts for its well accepted CD and DVD system, announced Martin Brown, Product Manager for Mastering at M2, a leading worldwide manufacturer of optical disc production equipment.The four SQM systems will be installed in manufacturing plants in Europe, the United States and Asia, with one system already fully operational at Elsaesser, GmbH, in Horb, near Stuttgart, Germany. Elsaesser is a leading independent stamper-producing manufacturer.

M2 Runs HD DVD Live at Media Tech

[Stockholm, Sweden, May 10, 2005.] M2 will run HD DVD, regarded by many as the ‘format of the future’, live at the MediaTech Expo in Las Vegas on May 10-12. It will be produced on M2’s high capacity DVD system, the SQ200. M2 is a world leading manufacturer of optical disc production systems.As one of the first companies in the industry, M2 can offer a complete HD DVD production solution – and will show this capability at the MediaTech Expo in Las Vegas on May 10-12. HD DVD will run on M2’s high capacity DVD system, the SQ200. The live demonstration has been made possible by using M2’s own

M2 Now a Complete Solution Provider: M2 Develops Its Own Molding Technology in Cooperation with Toyo and Adds It to the SQ200

[Stockholm, Sweden, May 10, 2005.] M2 has developed its own injection molding machine in cooperation with one of the company’s long term partner, Toyo of Japan. The new molding technology has been added to M2’s high capacity DVD system, the SQ200. The development makes M2 a true complete solutions provider of optical disc production systems and equipment for the global market.From a position as experts in disc finishing, M2 has continuously developed its genuine skills in adjacent fields and broadened its product offering. Last year M2 introduced the next generation of mastering equipment,

M2 Joins Groups for New Formats – Continues Research for Both HD DVD and Blu-Ray Disc

[Stockholm, Sweden, May 6, 2005.] M2 has joined both the HD DVD promotion group and the Blu-Ray Disc Association for the development of new optical disc formats. M2 started research for the blue formats already in 2003. M2 is one of the world's leading manufacturers of optical disc production systems and equipment.The blue-laser discs will increase the DVD capacity by 5 to 10 times. This is thanks to, among other reasons, the usage of a blue laser instead of a red and improved lens specifications, allowing for a much smaller focus laser beam which enables the recording of much smaller and

M2 Develops New Products For the Recordable Market

M2 Develops New Products For the Recordable Market [Stockholm, Sweden, November 8, 2004.] M2 announces the release of the SQ1R, a new product for CDR. The SQ1R is a mono line designed for cycle times under four seconds for CDR. M2 has also redesigned and improved its model SQ3 for recordable formats. The new SQ3 is designed to manufacture DVDR at cycle times under 3.5 seconds. The SQ1R for CDR is one of several recent new products from M2 (the others being the SQ200 for DVD9 and the SQM Mastering System). The SQ1R is a mono line that is designed for cycle times under four seconds. The SQ1R

M2 Launches SQM: a New CD and DVD Glass Mastering System

M2 Launches SQM: a New CD and DVD Glass Mastering System [Stockholm, Sweden, November 8, 2004.] M2 announces the launch of its new CD and DVD glass mastering system, the SQM. The market introduction of SQM marks a significant step in the development of M2 as a total solutions provider of optical disc production systems and equipment for the global market. The official launch of the SQM mastering system was made by M2's CEO Stefan Stockhaus at the Replication Expo 2004 in Guangzhou, China on November 8. With the SQM added to M2's already extensive product portfolio, the Swedish-based company

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