1200°C PE/CVD Furnace w/ RF Generator, Gas Mix & Pumping System

VACUUM PUMP MOBILE CART ONLY AVAILABLE IF YOU PURCHASE A PUMP AND A DIGITAL VACUUM CONTROLLER.

STF1200 series Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) and Plasma-Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition (PECVD) multi-zone split tube furnaces feature the famous Kanthal (Sweden) wire heating elements embedded in high quality Mitsubishi (Japan) alumina fiber insulation. All steel dual-layer housing ensures durability and helps minimize heat loss to exterior surface.

Furnace operation is controlled by Shimaden (Japan) 40-segment digital controller with built-in RS485 digital communications port and USB adaptor, allowing the user to connect to a PC for remote control and monitoring of the furnace. You can also save or export test results.

All our furnaces are CE compliant.

Features

• Compact, portable and lightweight design.
• Lower processing temperatures required compare to conventional CVDs.
• Film stress can be controlled by high/low frequency mixing techniques.
• Split furnace chamber for fast and easy tube access.
• Standard package includes set of stainless steel vacuum sealing flanges with valves and pressure meter.
• Microprocessor based self-tuning PID control provides optimum thermal process with minimal overshoot.
• Multiple atmosphere processes in a single cycle are possible (ex: binder burn out in air and parts sintering under rough vacuum or inert gas environment.)
• Built-in amp meter and dual voltmeters for easy monitoring and troubleshooting.
• Built-in computer interface.
• Long life type K thermocouple.
• Slidable furnace option gives you ultra fast cooling rates

Safety

• Overheat protection shuts down the furnace if temperature is outside of acceptable range (refer to controller's manual) or when the thermocouple is broken or malfunctions.
• Power failure protection resumes furnace operation right after the point of failure when power is reestablished.

Warning! NEVER fill furnace with explosive gases, including Hydrogen, Carbon Monoxide and Methane.

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