Phoenix PIB-CVD
Brand: Denton Vacuum | Category: Nanotechnology
An in-line large area coating system built around Denton's patented linear ion source, running the tunable Plasma Ion Beam CVD process. Ion energy and gas ratio can be adjusted to give anything from a soft flowable encapsulation layer to a hard, hydrophobic and optically clear coating.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Substrate or pallet size | up to GEN 3.5 glass, 600 mm x 720 mm |
| Source | patented linear ion source for PIB-CVD |
| Automation | in-line palletised conveyance system |
| Options | Denton optical process control system or colour control system |
| Applications | interlayer dielectrics, OLED encapsulation, mobile cover glass hard coatings, automotive glass and plastics, hydrophobic coatings |
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