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NovaCentrix Inspires – Innovates – and Delivers with industry-leading PulseForge® photonic curing tools.

03.11.19

NovaCentrix Inspires – Innovates – and Delivers with industry-leading PulseForge® photonic curing tools. Try out the new PulseForge Invent™ – highly configurable for sensors, displays, circuits and photovoltaics, and the PulseForge 1300 – the most advanced tool available for working with high-temperature materials. On the Demo Line, with conductive pattern designs by Witte Group, see NovaCentrix demonstrate R2R product configurations utilizing its Metalon® PFI-600 flexographic silver inks for high-quality prints. Meet our Experts for printed and hybrid electronics applications.

Visit us at Booth# 403

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