Vacuum Coating Experiment Bench

The vacuum coating experimental platform reduces the chamber pressure by evacuating air, allowing the coating material to evaporate or sputter in a low-pressure environment and deposit onto the substrate surface to form a thin film. It is used in laboratories to simulate coating processes and test the adhesion and uniformity of materials on substrates such as paper and plastic.
Selection
When selecting, consider the vacuum range matching the material characteristics, ensure the heating system is suitable for the substrate's temperature tolerance, the chamber size accommodates the sample, the observation window allows for process monitoring, the evaporation source or sputtering target is compatible with experimental requirements, and the control system is easy to operate and reliable.

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Instruments

Vacuum chuck area of 300 * 400mm, equipped with 150W vacuum pump, aperture 0.8mm to ensure uniform adsorption, improve Spreader accuracy and Stability.

$ 638.00

1Mm Vacuum aperture diameter and 18mm hole spacing design, equipped with 176 adsorption holes to ensure that the substrate is flat and fixed, with 150W vacuum pump to achieve stable adsorption effect.

$ 654.00

Drawdown blade design is easy to clean, coating speed 1~ 300mm/s stepless speed regulation, film thickness control accuracy +/- 0.003mm, with Vacuum chuck and heating function, suitable for High Accuracy film experiment.

$ 3623.00

With programmed vacuum cycle control, maximum cycle 99 times, Vacuum Level range of 10~ 105Pa, temperature control accuracy +/- 1 ℃, drying time is shortened by more than 50% compared with traditional equipment, support slope mode temperature programming.

$ 5700.00

Blade Coating method, coating speed 1~ 500mm/s stepless speed regulation, wire speed accuracy +/- 1%, equipped with Vacuum chuck and heating function, clamshell drawdown blade design for easy cleaning, support application length and speed free adjustment.

$ 5883.00

Suitable for a variety of material testing, Maximum Measured value 500N, can be matched with Force Gauge test bench for tensile testing, to meet the testing needs of different fields.

$ 89.00

Adopt adjustable Blade Coating, Spreader thickness range 0~ 10mm adjustable, coating speed 5~ 200mm/s, with Platen Heating and Vacuum chuck function, improve film repRoducibility and operation convenience.

$ 11046.00

Using servo motor to ensure stable operation, coating speed 1~ 300mm/s stepless speed regulation, Blade Coating thickness range 0~ 10mm, with heating function Temperature Uniformity +/- 1 ℃, Vacuum chuck fixed substrate to improve film accuracy.

$ 6205.00

Temperature evenly distributed, ranging from Ambient Temperature to 125 ° C, accuracy up to 0.1 ° C, compatible with common coating Applicators, support Vacuum chuck fixed samples, power consumption 450W.

$ 6096.00

Equipped with a heated vacuum bed, the temperature can reach 100 ° C, the coating speed range is 0.1~ 500mm/s, Travel 415mm, supports a variety of film tools, and the intelligent interface simplifies the operation.

$ 22118.00

Utilizing a dual coating method with wire rod and doctor blade, the coating speed is adjustable from 1 to 300 mm/s with stepless speed control, ensuring high precision in film thickness control. Equipped with vacuum adsorption and heating functions, the temperature uniformity reaches ±1°C. The flip-top design facilitates easy cleaning.

$ 24279.00

The use of servo motors ensures stable operation and high precision in coating, featuring heating and vacuum adsorption functions, supporting free adjustment of coating length and speed, and a newly designed wire rod installation method for easy cleaning.

$ 4914.00

The rectangular vacuum Chamber improves space utilization, Vacuum Level up to 133Pa, is equipped with double-decked tempered Glass doors for easy observation, supports program control of heating and vacuum holding time, and improves processing conformity.

$ 2939.00

The built-in vacuum pump realizes 0~ -80kPa Vacuum Level, the fully transparent vacuum Chamber can hold 12 samples, the program control supports 80 sets of paraMeter storage, and the vacuum cycle operation is automatically completed.

$ 4108.00

Measured value 5000N, suitable for the tensile strength and destructive force test of steel wire, iron wire, fishing line, nylon wire rope and various cables with a maximum diaMeter of 6mm, specially designed for Force Gauge test bench.

$ 104.00

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