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Introducing various experimental devices for research and development in semiconductors, electronic devices, fuel cells, displays, and thin film experiments. We present a range of thin film experimental devices and components for the research and development field. 【nano Benchtop Series】 Desktop type, high performance! The nano Benchtop series thin film experimental devices Compact size housing high-functionality and high-spec thin film equipment. 【MiniLab Flexible Thin Film Experimental Device】 A "flexible experimental device" that combines various device configurations and necessary components according to specified requirements. ● Featured Devices - nanoPVD-S10A desktop magnetron sputtering device - nanoPVD-T15A desktop organic film and metal film deposition device - nanoCVD graphene synthesis device - ANNEAL desktop wafer annealing device - MiniLab series flexible thin film experimental device - MiniLab-GB glove box type thin film experimental device - Other components

The MiniLab thin film experimental device allows for the construction of a compact, semi-customized system that eliminates waste by incorporating the optimal components and control modules according to the required film formation methods and materials from a wide range of options. By equipping a modular control unit with a Plug&Play feel, the application range expands, enabling various thin film process experiments. 【MiniLab Thin Film Experimental Device Configuration Modules】 ◎ Manufacturing Range Resistance heating deposition (TE), organic deposition (LTE), electron beam deposition (EB), sputtering (SP), CVD, dry etching 【Small Footprint & Space-Saving】 - Single rack type (026): 590(W) x 590(D) mm - Dual rack type (060): 1200(W) x 590(D) mm - Triple rack type (125): 1770(W) x 755(D) mm 【Excellent Operability & Intuitive Operation Screen】 Windows PC or 7” touch panel. Easy operation that does not require advanced skills, with maximum consideration for safety. All operations except for internal component adjustments and material exchanges in the chamber are performed via the PC/HMI screen.

Max 1000℃, MFC up to 3 systems, APC pressure control, compatible with substrates from 4" to a maximum of 6", high vacuum annealing device (<5 × 10^-7 mbar) [ANNEAL] is a research and development annealing device capable of high-temperature heat treatment of substrates such as wafers in a stable process atmosphere. It allows high-temperature processing up to 1000℃ through a heating stage installed in a high vacuum water-cooled SUS chamber. A heat shield is installed inside the chamber to ensure safety with interlocks. The mass flow controller can be expanded to a maximum of 3 systems, enabling firing operations at precisely adjusted process gas pressures (APC automatic process control system option). Additionally, there are many options available, including a front view port, dry scroll pump, special substrate holder, and additional thermocouples. The heating stage inside the chamber has three variations depending on the process gas atmosphere and treatment temperature: - Halogen lamp heater: Max 500℃ - C/C composite heater: Max 1000℃ (only in vacuum or inert gas) - SiC coating heater: Max 1000℃ (in vacuum, inert gas, O2)

Compact, space-saving, and energy-efficient! High-performance ultra-high-temperature experimental furnace for R&D. A small-scale experimental furnace capable of heating small samples up to 2900°C for R&D purposes. It can be used for various sintering experiments, including ultra-high-temperature heating experiments and new material development in the laboratory. ◆ Main Features ◆ - Space-saving - Includes rotary pump and compressor - Interlock: water cut-off alarm, overheating, gas pressure drop ◆ Basic Specifications ◆ - Power supply specifications: AC200V 75A NFB 50/60HZ (C-500) - Max 2900°C (carbon furnace), 2400°C (metal furnace) - Programmable temperature controller, C thermocouple ◆ Options ◆ - Recorder - Turbo molecular pump - Crucible ◆ Main Applications ◆ - New material development - Fuel cells - Others