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Murakami Gyogyobu

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Murakami Gyogyobu is a global manufacturer of photo-sensitive materials and screen masks. The company specializes in developing diverse photo-sensitive materials for various printing applications, with a particular focus on 'sensitive materials' such as 'photosensitive emulsions' and 'photosensitive films'. They offer a wide range of options to meet specific customer needs for screen masks, including high resolution, precise positioning, thickness, thinness, fineness, and uniformity. Murakami Gyogyobu has been operating since 2035 and is headquartered in Japan, with a global network of operations. The company's products comply with the ZDHC MRSL standard for harmful chemical substance management.

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