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    Vacuum Evaporation Boats

    Image of Product. A. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style A.
    Image of Product. B. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style B.
    Image of Product. C. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style C.
    Image of Product. D. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style D.

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    Image of Product. E. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style E.
    Image of Product. F. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style F.
    Image of Product. G. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style G.
    Image of Product. H. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style H.

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    Hold and heat coating material to extremely high temperatures for use in high-vacuum thin film coating processes. Also known as physical vapor deposition (PVD), thin film coating creates micron-thin, consistently smooth finishes on knobs, mirrors, and other objects.
    These boats are designed for use with metal coating hooks and pellets. Hang a hook of coating material on a wire coil or place pellets of material in a basket or in a bowl.
    A boat's material and thickness determine the amount of electricity required to heat it. In general, the thicker the boat, the greater the amount of electricity needed to heat it. As a reference, required current describes what is necessary to heat these boats to a given temperature. Exact values will depend on your application.
    Wire Coils—For Hooks
    Image of Product. A. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style A.
    Image of Product. B. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style B.

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    B

    Wire coils allow the vaporized particles to travel in any direction.
    Coil
    Overall
    No. of
    Required
    Style
    ID
    Lg.
    Lg.
    Ht.
    Coils
    Strands
    Strand
    Thk.
    Wattage
    Current
    Vapor
    Direction
    Material
    Each
    For Aluminum Coatings
    A1/4"1 3/4"4"5/16"630.025"254 W for 3,272° F48 amp for 3,272° FAny DirectionTungsten000000000000
    A1/4"1 3/4"4"5/16"630.03"265 W for 3,272° F62 amp for 3,272° FAny DirectionTungsten000000000000
    A5/16"2"5"3/8"630.03"334 W for 3,272° F62 amp for 3,272° FAny DirectionTungsten000000000000
    A5/16"2"5"3/8"640.03"377 W for 3,272° F74 amp for 3,272° FAny DirectionTungsten000000000000
    B1/4"1"1"1 5/16"530.025"204 W for 3,272° F46 amp for 3,272° FAny DirectionTungsten00000000000
    B1/4"1"1"1 5/16"530.03"218 W for 3,272° F57 amp for 3,272° FAny DirectionTungsten000000000000
     
    Wire Coil Baskets—For Pellets
    Image of Product. C. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style C.
    Image of Product. D. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style D.

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    D

    Wire coil baskets allow the vaporized particles to travel in any direction.
    Basket
    Overall
    No. of
    Required
    Style
    Dia.
    Ht.
    Lg.
    Ht.
    Coils
    Strands
    Strand
    Thk.
    Wattage
    Current
    Vapor
    Direction
    Material
    Each
    For Aluminum Coatings, For Nickel Coatings, For Silver Coatings
    C1/4"3/4"3/8"1 1/4"530.025"182 W for 3,272° F45 amp for 3,272° FAny DirectionTungsten0000000000000
    C1/4"3/4"3/8"1 1/4"530.03"192 W for 3,272° F57 amp for 3,272° FAny DirectionTungsten000000000000
    D1/2"3/8"3 1/2"3/8"530.025"187 W for 3,272° F41 amp for 3,272° FAny DirectionTungsten000000000000
    D1/2"3/8"3 1/2"3/8"530.03"181 W for 3,272° F57 amp for 3,272° FAny DirectionTungsten000000000000
     
    Bowls with Flat End Plates—For Pellets
    Image of Product. E. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style E.
    Image of Product. F. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style F.
    Image of Product. G. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style G.

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    F

    G

    Bowls with flat end plates direct the vaporized particles upward.
    Bowl
    Overall
    Cap.
    Required
    Style
    Dia.
    Lg.
    Wd.
    Ht.
    Lg.
    Wd.
    fl. oz.
    cc
    Material
    Thk.
    Wattage
    Current
    Vapor
    Direction
    Material
    Each
    For Aluminum Coatings, For Nickel Coatings, For Silver Coatings
    E__1"1/2"3/32"3 1/4"1/2"0.01 fl. oz.0.26 cm³0.005"472 W for 3,272° F140 amp for 3,272° FUpTungsten0000000000000
    F7/16"____1/8"4"1/2"0.01 fl. oz.0.3 cm³0.005"731 W for 3,272° F185 amp for 3,272° FUpTungsten000000000000
    G__1 1/2"1/4"1/8"4"3/4"0.01 fl. oz.0.3 cm³0.01"280 W for 3,272° F138 amp for 3,272° FUpTungsten000000000000
    G__1 1/2"1/4"1/8"4"3/4"0.01 fl. oz.0.3 cm³0.015"288 W for 3,272° F191 amp for 3,272° FUpTungsten000000000000
     
    Wire Coil Baskets with Crucible—For Pellets
    Image of Product. H. Front orientation. Vacuum Evaporation Boats. Style H.

    H

    Wire coil baskets with crucible direct the vaporized particles upward.
    Crucible
    Overall
    Cap.
    No. of
    Required
    Style
    Dia.
    Ht.
    Lg.
    Ht.
    fl. oz.
    cc
    Coils
    Strands
    Strand
    Thk.
    Wattage
    Current
    Vapor
    Direction
    Crucible
    Material
    Material
    Each
    For Aluminum Coatings, For Nickel Coatings, For Silver Coatings
    H1/2"1/2"3 3/4"1/2"0.03 fl. oz.1 cm³430.025"295 W for 3,272° F47 amp for 3,272° FUpQuartzTungsten0000000000000
     
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