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VACUUM COATING SYS'IDIS DynaVac, Hingham, Mass. DynaVac offers a complete line of vacuum coating systems for a wide range of applications. Included are systems for physical vapor deposition of thin films, batch and in-line sputtering, and metalliz- ing. Emphasis is put on industrial-grade designs for production and/or continuous use. All systems are offered with control system architecture rang- ing from basic logic to advanced supervisory con- trol. Circle 154 on reader information card VACUUM GAUGE Vacuum Research Corp., Pittsburgh Vacuum Research Corp.'s Big Digit series of vac- uum gauges in dust-proof, splash-proof enclosures is easy to read from over 100 ft. Ranges of 1 to 2,000 mTorr, 0.1 to 20 Torr, and 1 to 1,500 Torr are available. Diaphragm gauges are available with ranges of 1 to 1,500 Torr or 30-in. Hg to 100 psig. Indicators have a 3¥2-digit display and linear analog output. Controllers have 2 adjustable set points with relays. Circle 156 on reader information card April 2000 EXHAUST 1HROnu VALVES MKS Instruments, Andover, Mass. MKS Instruments announces heated pressure control subsystems for downstream pressure con- trol in various vacuum thin-film coating pro- cesses. Technology from MKS HPS Series 45 heat- ers has been adapted to butterfly-design exhaust throttle valves to prevent condensation of exhaust byproducts from chemical vapor deposition. Heated versions are available for all MKS Type 253, 653, and 153 exhaust throttle valves. Circle 155 on reader information card CRYOPUMPS CVI, Columbus, Ohio CVI's Torr Master line of 10- through 48-in. cryopumps operates with a minimum of moving parts in the cold head and scroll compressor. CVI units have high capacities for gasses requiring cryoadsorption, will accept high heat loads, and have short cool-down and regeneration times. The TM 500 H2 has an expanded internal array that gives it three times the hydrogen capacity of stan- dard cryopumps, which effectively doubles the time between pump and regeneration cycles. Circle 157 on reader information card 27

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VACUUM COATING SYS'IDIS DynaVac, Hingham, Mass.

DynaVac offers a complete line of vacuum coating systems for a wide range of applications. Included are systems for physical vapor deposition of thin films, batch and in-line sputtering, and metalliz­ing. Emphasis is put on industrial-grade designs for production and/or continuous use. All systems are offered with control system architecture rang­ing from basic logic to advanced supervisory con­trol.

Circle 154 on reader information card

VACUUM GAUGE Vacuum Research Corp., Pittsburgh

Vacuum Research Corp.'s Big Digit series of vac­uum gauges in dust-proof, splash-proof enclosures is easy to read from over 100 ft. Ranges of 1 to 2,000 mTorr, 0.1 to 20 Torr, and 1 to 1,500 Torr are available. Diaphragm gauges are available with ranges of 1 to 1,500 Torr or 30-in. Hg to 100 psig. Indicators have a 3¥2-digit display and linear analog output. Controllers have 2 adjustable set points with relays.

Circle 156 on reader information card

April 2000

EXHAUST 1HROnu VALVES MKS Instruments, Andover, Mass.

MKS Instruments announces heated pressure control subsystems for downstream pressure con­trol in various vacuum thin-film coating pro­cesses. Technology from MKS HPS Series 45 heat­ers has been adapted to butterfly-design exhaust throttle valves to prevent condensation of exhaust byproducts from chemical vapor deposition. Heated versions are available for all MKS Type 253, 653, and 153 exhaust throttle valves.

Circle 155 on reader information card

CRYOPUMPS CVI, Columbus, Ohio

CVI's Torr Master line of 10- through 48-in. cryopumps operates with a minimum of moving parts in the cold head and scroll compressor. CVI units have high capacities for gasses requiring cryoadsorption, will accept high heat loads, and have short cool-down and regeneration times. The TM 500 H2 has an expanded internal array that gives it three times the hydrogen capacity of stan­dard cryopumps, which effectively doubles the time between pump and regeneration cycles.

Circle 157 on reader information card

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