Thermal Evaporation

Edwards e306

Moorfield have been working with the Edwards E306 system for more than 2 decades.

Thermal evaporation

Thermal evaporation is a straightforward means of thin film deposition with materials being heated to evaporation temperatures via a resistively heated support.

MiniLab

The MiniLab range from Moorfield: Flexible, modular PVD systems for high-quality R&D and pilot-scale production.

nanoPVD-T15A

High-performance metals, organic evaporation in compact packages for benchtop location. Superior, efficient performance and ideal for OLED, OPV and OFET research.

DTU (Denmark Technical University)

Moorfield, together with local distributor ST Instruments commission major 2D materials R&D setup at DTU.

Source selection for thermal evaporation

Thermal evaporation sources A thermal evaporation (TE) component typically consists of power supply rods, usually fashioned from thick copper, mounted to feedthroughs that allow

Moorfield’s nanoPVD range goes from strength to strength

Four recent installations in London, Sweden, and Norway

PVD techniques

Moorfield are experienced in all common PVD techniques and can supply systems with fully-integrated component sets. Standalone components also available.

Low temperature evaporation

The basics of Vacuum Evaporation Low temperature evaporation is a recent development in the field of vacuum evaporation. Traditional vacuum evaporation methods work, essentially,

Thermal evaporation

Thermal evaporation is the most straightforward physical vapour deposition (PVD) technique, in terms of both mechanism and system configuration. The method is suitable for depositing

Electron-beam evaporation

Like all evaporative physical vapour deposition (PVD) methods, electron-beam evaporation (also known as e-beam evaporation) involves heating a material under vacuum conditions (typically in

University of Bath

Moorfield recently supplied a nanoPVD-T15A to the University of Bath, UK. Find out more about the system here.

Thermal Evaporation

Edwards e306

Thermal evaporation

MiniLab

nanoPVD-T15A

DTU (Denmark Technical University)

Source selection for thermal evaporation

Moorfield’s nanoPVD range goes from strength to strength

PVD techniques

Low temperature evaporation

Thermal evaporation

Electron-beam evaporation

University of Bath

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