Stencil Cleaner
"The equipment to be procured should realize solvent based cleaning applications realted to screen and stencil printing. For this purpose, next to cleaning of screen and stencils also additional cleaning application process involved squeegees and substrate are planned in the future and should be possible in principle w...
Angebotsfrist:03. April 2026(abgelaufen)
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"The equipment to be procured should realize solvent based cleaning applications realted to screen and stencil printing. For this purpose, next to cleaning of screen and stencils also additional cleaning application process involved squeegees and substrate are planned in the future and should be possible in principle with optional adap...
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- Auftraggeber: Fraunhofer ENAS
- Veröffentlicht: 01. März 2026
- Frist: 03. April 2026
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"The equipment to be procured should realize solvent based cleaning applications realted to screen and stencil printing. For this purpose, next to cleaning of screen and stencils also additional cleaning application process involved squeegees and substrate are planned in the future and should be possible in principle with optional adapters in the considered epuipment.. Stencil Cleaner
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