Our nanoPVD systems have recently been installed at Imperial College London, Queen Mary University London, Sweden’s Lund University, and the University of Oslo, Norway.
Moorfield have just installed a nanoPVD-S10A benchtop magnetron sputtering tool to Dr Firat Güder’s group (www.guderesearch.com) at Imperial College, London. Here, it will be used for deposition of metals and semiconductors as part of world-leading research into the development of new classes of sensing technologies for applications in medical and non-medical (agrifood) biotechnology.
Imperial College London
Moorfield have just installed a nanoPVD-T15A benchtop thermal evaporation tool to the CREATE Lab biofabrication facility at Queen Mary University of London, to be used by Dr John Connelly, academic lead for the facility, and research groups from across the university who are developing micro-fabricated model systems and devices.
Queen Mary University London
The high-performance, high-vacuum systems are ideal for R&D thin-film deposition applications, and come in a compact, benchtop package.
nanoPVD-S10A
Magnetron sputtering with RF and/or DC power
Benchtop, turnkey system for high-performance magnetron sputtering. Up to 3 sources for 2″ targets, RF and DC power supplies, and up to 3 MFC-controlled process gas lines for standard or reactive sputtering.
nanoPVD-S10A-WA
Magnetron sputtering, wide-area configuration
The nanoPVD-S10A-WA system is an enhanced, application-specific version of the model S10A that allows for even coating on substrates up to 8″ diameter.
nanoPVD-T15A
Thermal evaporation for organics and metals deposition
Benchtop, turnkey system for high-performance evaporation. Up to 4 low-temperature evaporation (LTE) sources for organics and 2 standard thermal evaporation sources for metals.