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SMT stencil printers align a board to a stencil, bring the stencil into controlled contact with the board, and move a squeegee across the stencil to transfer solder paste through the apertures. Vision systems in this class generally locate board fiducials and stencil features so that the paste deposit lands on the intended pad pattern.
In an SMT line, stencil printing is an early assembly operation performed after bare boards are introduced to the line and before pick and place. Reflow soldering commonly follows component placement so the deposited paste can form the solder joints.
Stencil printers are used wherever repeatable solder paste deposition is needed for surface-mount electronic assembly. Typical use includes building populated circuit boards for electronic products that rely on surface-mount packages and printed wiring assemblies.
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Last updated Oct 17, 2026.
The DEK 248 is a flexible, semi-automatic surface mount screen printer that can be configured to accept the DEKalign4 vision system.
The DEK 288 is a screen printer for printed circuit boards, supporting board sizes up to 510x510 mm with vision alignment accuracy of 25 µm.
General referenceThe Dek Horizon 03 i X is an SMT screen printer used in electronics assembly to deposit solder paste onto printed circuit boards prior to component placement.
The Dek NeoHorizon 03 ix is a screen printer with Win7+09SP16 operating system, Hawkeye 750 camera, and support for PCB thickness from 0.2 to 6 mm.