Vacuum Equipment Including Sputtering Targets & Desiccator Cabinets

Features

- Single cabinet with all assemblies within the cabinetry

- Carbon evaporation with pre-sharpened rods for repeatable operating parameters, less labor to prepare

- Uses 1/4" carbon rods

- Safety interlock for vacuum and high voltage

- Automatic vent at machine off selection

- Complete package ready for coating, includes rods, pump and oil and manual

- Integral dual stage direct drive rotary vane 1 cfm vacuum pump

- Manually controlled operation

- 100 Volt, 10 Ampere power supply

- Stage diameter accommodates up to 12 SEM pin stubs

- Stage diameter accommodates up to 75 mm diameter substrates

- Chamber is annealed, ends are grounded, polished and re-annealed

- System is 535 mm x 330 mm x 320 mm

- Digital display of vacuum

- Analog display of current

Includes two 9/16ID x 3/4"OD x 3/32" thick O-rings, two PTFE washers, two 1 7/8"ID x 1 11/16"OD x 3/32" thick O-rings, two ball valve gaskets and one tube Apiezon L vacuum grease.

Key advantages of a turbo pump over a diffusion pump:
1.  Quicker pump down. From a cold start to high vacuum
      in less than 3 minutes.
2.  Cleaner system - No oil vapors.
3.  Better, faster vacuum.
4.  Air cooled. Water is not required for cooling a turbo pump.

Facilitates cleaning of bell jar after evaporation. Directions included. 4 oz. spray bottle.

Made of 1/4" thick Plexiglas with flat top to fit over any 12" x 12" or smaller bell jar. Protects bell jar from accidental damage and protects operator. Total area under bell jar remains visible.

This unit has provided excellent results in all types of evaporators throughout the electron microscopy community for many years. A combination of ball-bearing motion in the chuck, gravity and long-arc spring-feed give uniform pressure that ensures a smooth, uniform advance of the carbon rod. This smooth motion allows use of a lower current, with a consequent reduction of radiant heat. Designed to hold 1/8" diameter carbon rods. Includes one package of 10 rods.

Ladd Electrical Leads for Accessory Arms

A necessary accessory for the Ladd Vacuum Evaporator if you intend to do low temperature work requiring a thermocouple feed-through. The feed through is factory-installed, therefore should be ordered with evaporator.

Set of 4 leads.

Compact coater, specifically designed to prepare scanning electron microscopy specimens; features simplicity of design and ease of operation. It can be installed in (and removed from) any vacuum evaporator in just seconds. The tilting motion through 90o, with associated processing, plus use of a moving top shield and a fixed vertical shield, ensures uniform coating of the specimen being rotated. Without these shields, uniform coating is impossible to obtain, a fact confirmed by densitometer readings of coated specimens examined with TEM. Such uniformity of coating thickness is essential for accurate interpretation of resulting micrographs. The motor is enclosed in a vacuum-tight, lightweight metal housing, thus eliminating pump-down problems associated with D.C. motors in vacuum. Operation requires a 0-15 volt, D.C. power supply outside the vacuum, which gives the platform a continuously variable speed from 10 to 120 rpm. Instructions included. Unit sold without power supply.