Brian Chin: Okay. Thank youand you gave a bit of an update in terms of the evaluations and qualifications of some of the new gas panels with Ichor significant content and I didn’t catch all of the discussion, but it seems like there’s, additional evaluations going out in the field and so maybe you know, more activity than you might have imagined in sort of first revenue kind of steer towards the latter stages of next year. Is that the right way to characterize it? Can you also maybe if you didn’t already go over sort of like the number of customers, maybe the number of platforms again that that you’re involved with.
Jeff Andreson: Yeah. So the first three qualifications are, again, they’re all deposition applications, 3 different, applications. We haven’t said how many customers in specifics we’re working on, but its 3 or 4 that are pretty active right now. So, this initial, wave of evaluation units, most of those customer evaluation. So we’ve delivered gas panels that might go in their application lab get tested, get qualified, and then they go out with their new products and platforms with our gas panels on them and then next 5 months or so, we’re going to have about 5 full tools go out that we would expect to be at customer evaluation,so at the device manufacturers, those take 6 to 9 months and so that’s how the first wave would be kind of the back half of 2024 and we’re working with several other customers along the way but they have not yet finished their internal qualification.
It’s hard to set a timeline, but, obviously, probably, qualifications complete at some point for some of those of 2024 and then 2025 would be the production tool roll out.
Brian Chin: Got it. Maybe one last one, maybe for Greg, and kind of tying some of this together, but you know, thinking about some of those hopefully successful qualifications, thinking about some of the content that you’re designing into existing gas panels and I understand how kind of it’ll stage in some of that revenue, at parts of last year, but maybe 2024 in the in the 2025, did it start to make sense that you could have gross margin flow through somewhat, somewhere north of 25% when you think about sort of the accretion, some of those revenue opportunities provide?
Greg Swyt: Hi, Brian. Yes. In regards to that, you know, as those gas boxes and those new content start to move their way through the revenue stream, we do expect that we should benefit in our margin, and that those specific margin profile should see a better than 25% flow through and as that takes more percentage of the revenue, we should see a better benefit on the overall margin, going into 2025.
Jeff Andreson: Yes. I mean, Brian, I think we’ve talked about in the past. We need this level of content to, to get us into the 20% kind of corporate wide gross margins and you don’t need like a $100 million of this given the fact that the margins are much more like our machining margins with the shift from kind of 90% procured to 75% internally manufactured.So part of our roadmap to get into 20% gross margin, in our business model.
Brian Chin: Great thank you.
Operator: There are no further questions. I would like to turn the floor over to Jeff Andreson for closing comments.
Jeff Andreson: Thank you for joining us on our call this quarter. I’d like to thank our employees, suppliers, and customers for their ongoing dedication and support as we continue to navigate this highly dynamic business environment. Our upcoming investor activities include the New York City Summit on December 12 and the Needham Growth Conference in January. We also look forward to our Q4 conference call scheduled for early February. Operator that concludes our call.
Operator: [Operator Closing Remarks].
