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The DEK Horizon is an SMT stencil printer. The DEK Horizon 8 has a maximum printing surface of 508 mm by 508 mm. The DEK Horizon 03iX has a max print area of 510 x 508 mm.[1][2]
The Dek Horizon is an SMT stencil printer.[3]
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DEK Horizon 8 | — | — | Uses a 508 mm by 508 mm maximum printing surface and is described with standard cycle time, camera, interface, air, power, and weight specifications. | flason-smt.com[1] |
| DEK Horizon 03iX | — | — | Uses a 510 x 508 mm max print area and is described with PCB thickness, weight, operating system, and camera-type specifications. | goldlandsmt.com[2] |
| Horizon 8 | — | — | Described with a 508 mm by 508 mm maximum printing surface, 10-second-plus-process standard cycle time, and approximately 690 kg weight. | flason-smt.com[1] |
| Horizon 03iX | — | — | Described as an automatic SMT solder paste screen printer with a 510 x 508 mm max print area and optional Hawkeye 750 or Hawkeye 1700 camera type. | goldlandsmt.com[2] |
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The DEK Horizon 8 has a maximum printing surface of 508 mm by 508 mm.[1]
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Last updated Oct 8, 2026.