MiniLab Series Flexible Thin Film Experiment Device
Due to its modular embedded design, it is possible to flexibly assemble dedicated equipment according to the required film formation method. A compact thin-film experimental device that can accommodate various research applications.
**Flexible System** The MiniLab thin film experimental device series allows for easy construction of a compact device configuration without waste, even as a customized product, by incorporating suitable components (such as deposition sources and stages) and control modules according to the required deposition methods and materials from a wide range of options. By configuring the device with a modular control unit in a Plug&Play manner, the application range expands, enabling various thin film process experiments. The MiniLab series is a high cost-performance system that caters to a wide range of applications from research and development to small-scale production. **Small Footprint & Space Saving** - Single Rack Type (MiniLab-026): 590(W) x 590(D)mm - Dual Rack Type (MiniLab-060): 1200(W) x 590(D)mm - Triple Rack Type (MiniLab-125): 1770(W) x 755(D)mm **Excellent Operability & Intuitive Operation Screen** Windows PC or 7” touch panel. Easy operation that does not require advanced skills, while ensuring maximum safety.
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【MiniLab Flexible Thin Film Experimental Device Configuration Modules】 ◉ Manufacturing Range Resistance Heating Deposition (TE), Organic Film Deposition (LTE), Electron Beam Deposition (EB), RF/DC Sputtering (SP), T-CVD/PE-CVD, Plasma Etching (RIE) ◉ Chambers ・026 (26 Liters) - TE/LTE/SP/CVD/Etch/*Globe Box option: Max Φ6 inch ・060 (60 Liters) - TE/LTE/EB/SP/Etch/: Max Φ8 inch ・080 (80 Liters) - TE/LTE/EB/SP/Etch/: Max Φ10 inch ・090 (90 Liters) *Globe Box option - TE/LTE/EB/SP/Etch/: Max Φ10 inch ・125 (125 Liters) - TE/LTE/EB/SP/Etch/CVD: Max Φ12 inch * For other specifications, please refer to our website.
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Main uses: - Development of new materials - Advanced technology development - Small-scale prototype production and so on.
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