RedFilter SQL is correct, but you should also know that "for" is a MySQL reserved word. You should avoid using it as the column name or wrap it in backticks when using it:
SELECT *
FROM customers
WHERE `for` LIKE '%AMC PHD & WWS%'
OR `for` LIKE '%Rostfrei%'
OR `for` LIKE '%Thermopac%';
An alternative by typing the column name once is:
SELECT * FROM customers WHERE `for` REGEXP 'AMC PHD \& WWS|Rostfrei|Thermopac';
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