Vacuum deposition device 'MiniLab-090' (for glove box)
Storage-compatible glove box PVD flexible thin film experimental device, featuring a tall chamber with a height of 570mm, contributes to improved uniformity during deposition.
MiniLab-080 glove box model with an 80ℓ large capacity chamber designed to be stored within a glove box bench. It features a slide-open and close chamber that maximizes the use of the workbench, and a rear-opening door designed with maintenance in mind. Samples processed can be consistently handled within a controlled environment inside the glove box without exposure to the atmosphere or moisture. For specifications of the GB gas purification unit, please refer to the GB model. ◉ Resistance heating evaporation source x up to 4 ◉ Organic evaporation source x up to 4 ◉ Magnetron sputtering cathode x 4 ◉ Electron beam evaporation ◉ Dry etching ◉ Annealing
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【Main Specifications】 - Maximum substrate size: Φ10 inch - SUS304 80ℓ volume 400x400x570mm front-loading chamber - Pump: Turbo molecular pump, rotary pump (dry pump also available) - Vacuum exhaust: Automatic control of vacuum/vent - Resistance heating deposition: Up to 4 sources (Model TE1 to TE4 deposition sources) - Organic deposition: Up to 4 sources (Model LTEC-1cc/5cc) - EB electron beam deposition source: 7cc crucible x 6 (or 4cc crucible x 8) - Φ2 to 4 inch magnetron sputtering cathode x up to 4 - Process control: Manual/automatic continuous multilayer film and simultaneous film formation, APC automatic control - Film thickness monitor: Quartz crystal sensor head x 4 - Film thickness control: Inficon SQM-160 (or SQC-310) 2ch/4ch thin film controller - Utilities: Power supply 200V three-phase 15A, water cooling 3ℓ/min, N2 vent 0.1Mkpa - Other options: Substrate rotation/lifting, plasma etching, dry pump
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This device is a customized product and will vary depending on the configuration, so please inquire for details.
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MiniLab-080
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Various basic experimental applications in university and corporate research laboratories - Optical thin films - Electrode films, semiconductor films, wiring films, insulating films Others
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□■□【MiniLab-080】Flexible Thin Film Experimental Device□■□ Can be configured flexibly according to requirements for processes such as deposition, sputtering, EB deposition, and organic deposition.
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【MiniLab】 Evaporation/Sputtering Dual Chamber System
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