Ideal for stepping up from hand coating, this tabletop coater boasts a sales record of over 100 units as an entry-level model.
This is a super compact test coater developed to introduce the benefits of micro gravure to a wide range of customers. It is compatible with household power supply (AC100V) and features a space-saving design that considers installation in limited spaces, along with uncompromising precision in component processing. While firmly maintaining the fundamentals of a development coater, it offers specifications, pricing, and delivery times that make it easy for researchers to adopt. 【Features】*Options ○Coating width: 120mm (standard) to 300* ○Coating speed: 0.2 to 2m/min ○Coating method: Micro gravure method, slot die* 〇Other options: UV, laminator, dryer
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P5
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We are widely used by many customers, primarily in the United States, for affordable research and development purposes. Demonstrations are available at the Ebina showroom.
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We manufacture custom-made coating equipment based on our track record of over 1,000 units delivered and our technical expertise. Utilizing test and demo facilities for specification determination, we propose the optimal machine that meets our customers' needs. Our after-sales service, provided by specialized staff, is comprehensive, ensuring you can use our products with peace of mind even after installation. We also offer a diverse lineup of versatile small and tabletop models with various options, as well as contract development and production services. Please feel free to consult us about anything related to coating!
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