Vacuum Coating Systems- Denton Vacuum

Resistance/Thermal Evaporation

Thermal evaporation uses the atomic cloud formed by the evaporation of the coating metal in a vacuum environment to coat all the surfaces in the line of sight between the substrate and the target(source). It is often used in producing thin, .5 µm (20 µin), decorative shiny coatings on plastic parts

Typical Vacuum Coating Processes Include:

• Optical Interference Coatings
• Medical Devices
• Telecommunications
• Decorative Coatings
• Materials Research
• Protective Coatings

The Explorer® series represents Denton's workhorse for R&D Vacuum Coating. The Explorer® system can be adapted to different size vacuum chambers and is very configurable for custom applications. System options include:

      - Multiple Evaporative Sources

      - Quartz crystal monitoring

      - Chamber Customization

      - Load Lock configuration

      - Glass bell jars

      - Built to fit your R&D needs

 

Explorer® Product Literature

 

 

 

The Bench Top Turbo IV (BTT-IV) is equipped with a color touch screen for easy operation. It is economical but built to satisfy demanding reseachers.

Bench Top Turbo IV Product Literature