This contract involves the supply, installation, commissioning, and testing of plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) equipment. The successful supplier will also provide necessary documentation and training for the equipment. The project is managed by the Łukasiewicz Research Network - I
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This contract involves the supply, installation, commissioning, and testing of a set of reactors designed for the production of thin films and porous thin films using reactive sputtering techniques. The contract also includes warranty service, documentation, and training for the equipment.
This contract involves the supply, installation, and commissioning of a complete set of optoelectronic assembly equipment. Specifically, it includes a workstation for two-photon polymerization processes, along with necessary documentation and training. Suppliers are invited to provide their proposal
This contract involves the supply, installation, commissioning, and testing of a plasma etching device (RIE) with an automatic load lock. The supplier will also provide necessary documentation and training. The equipment is intended for research and measurement purposes in the field of microelectron
This contract involves the delivery, installation, commissioning, and testing of HF pairing equipment. This equipment is used for the final release of semiconductor, micromechanical, and photonic structures. The contract also includes the provision of documentation and training for the equipment.
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