We offer two types: convergent beam and broad beam! We use sputtering-resistant rare metals for the discharge electrodes.
The "OMI-0015CKE" is a simple and highly reliable cold cathode ion gun. The "Type A," which enhances convergence, is equipped with two stages of beam convergence lenses. Meanwhile, the broad beam type "Type B" uses a single stage of convergence lens to keep costs down while still being able to emit a high current ion beam. Both models utilize electromagnets with low leakage magnetic flux and excellent discharge control characteristics. 【Features】 ■ Simple ■ Highly reliable ■ Two stages of beam convergence lenses (Type A) ■ Capable of emitting a high current ion beam while keeping costs down (Type B) ■ Uses electromagnets with low leakage magnetic flux and excellent discharge control characteristics *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 - Uses rare metals with sputtering properties for the discharge electrode - Can ionize inert gases such as Ar and He, as well as gases like hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, methane, and butane *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company's sales policy is based on the following three pillars: - Contributing to the realization of researchers' "dreams" and "thoughts" through assistance in advanced and unique fundamental research. - Providing and maintaining high-performance vacuum experimental equipment, primarily consisting of high-performance electron guns and high-performance ion guns, tailored to meet our customers' needs, thereby contributing to research and development. - Applying these fundamental technologies to develop original products from OmegaTron, contributing to a wide range of industries and research and development sectors.