Digital High Vacuum Accessories - Bell Jars & Evaporation Equipment

Made from top quality, 1 mil thick foil. Used to hold molybdenum apertures during firing in vacuum for cleaning. Overall Length, Flat bottom Length, Width, Depth Other metal boats available on request. Learn More

Holds metal boats securely while firing molybdenum apertures under vacuum for cleaning. Also used to hold boats containing powdery material being evaporated in vacuum. Consists of two sturdy insulated supports mounted firmly in heavy nickel-plated base. Boats left in this holder will last through many firings. Comes with package of Tungsten Boats Learn More

A shield greatly reduces deposits of evaporated metals on the electrodes and bell jar, yet allows clear observation of the amount on the specimen. Special features of each unit are:

• Two side arms which fit filament posts, each supporting a chrome-plated disc. 
• An annealed Pyrex tube which slides over the discs and is held securely in place by a coiled spring. 
• A precisely sized slot in the tube, which aligns accurately with a hole in the metal shield held in place beneath the slot, allowing controlled passage of evaporated metal to specimens. 
• Pyrex tube and metal shield can be rotated, permitting coating or shadowing from any angle. 
• Pyrex tubing will not crack from heat generated during evaporation. 

Complete instructions included with each unit.

The Replacement Tube is Annealed Pyrex. Extra tubes are helpful, since one can be in use while others are being cleaned. All edges are fire polished.

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The alumina ceramic coated tungsten evaporation basket is an internally heated crucible that is designed to provide the means for vacuum evaporation of a number of various metals, and at the same time provide a more useful crucible life with these type metals.

Providing strongly upward evaporation in the deposition profile, these tungsten/alumina crucibles maintain molten metal evaporants as an induction propelled spinning ball inside the cavity. Most materials can be completely evaporated without loss to the chamber. Recommended evaporant materials are nickel, iron, or their alloys, as well as a broad range of other metals, such as gold, tin, indium and silver. Other materials which can be evaporated include antimony, bismuth, cadmium, cobalt, copper, lead, manganese, palladium, zinc and alloys such as nichrome and permalloy.

Please view the table at the bottom of this page for technical specifications for each tungsten / alumina crucible.

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For Carbon Rod Evaporation Unit, Tungsten Basket Holder, and Boat Holder Learn More

For Carbon Rod Evaporation Unit, Tungsten Basket Holder, and Boat Holder Learn More

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. Learn More

Well-made wooden form with support arms lined with foam rubber to protect bell jar from damage. Securely holds any 12" diameter bell jar for cleaning or while setting up an experiment in the evaporator.

NOTE: Not for 18" diameter bell jars.

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Metal Guards for Bell Jars Learn More