A case of introducing an experimental device for surface treatment in a high vacuum into the surface treatment process of a research institution!
We would like to introduce our achievements in the manufacturing of an "experimental high vacuum device" for the development of high-performance new lasers. We have introduced an experimental device for surface treatment in a research institution's surface treatment process, which operates under high vacuum conditions. The vacuum chamber is made of stainless steel, has a capacity of approximately 26.5L, and its dimensions are 400mm in width, 290mm in depth, and 340mm in height. Please feel free to contact us when you need assistance. 【Overview of Achievements】 ■ Vacuum Chamber Material: Stainless Steel ■ Vacuum Chamber Size: 400mm (W) × 290mm (D) × 340mm (H) ■ Vacuum Chamber Capacity: Approximately 26.5L ■ Achievable Vacuum Level: Below 1×10^-4 Pa ■ Vacuum Pump: Rotary Pump + Turbo Molecular Pump ■ Control/Operation: Manual (Automatic option available) *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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We design and manufacture equipment tailored to our customers' needs, ranging from film deposition devices such as CVD, sputtering, and evaporation systems to experimental and production equipment for both vacuum and atmospheric pressure, including atmospheric plasma and heating/drying furnaces. Additionally, we produce DLC films using the plasma CVD method, which is a type of CVD. We can also create silicon-based films such as a-SiC and SiOx. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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