Adenso GmbH

Adenso GmbH

Address

Am Weiher 3
OT Boxdorf / Dresden
Moritzburg, 01468
Germany

Phone: +49 351 79 59 79 70

Adenso offers cross-sectional competence and technologies in the fields of R2R, UTG, VacBots, Automation.

To Adenso customers, specific prototypes, research modules and production systems of any dimension form the basis for globally successful business models. Made in Sachsen.

With a keen eye for market needs, Adenso also develops its own products and special solutions for wafer cluster handling and high vacuum.

Learn more about Adenso: References, Memberships, Product videos and Career opportunities.

All Adenso Products are developed and produced by Adenso in Dresden. Made in Sachsen, Germany. The Silicon Saxony is one of Europe’s most successful trade association for the semiconductor industries.

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