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Molybdenum Evaporation Boat, Step Type, Flat Tub, 0.2 x 25 x 112 mm
Product Type: Evaporation Boat
Research-grade laboratory product
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LABORATORY PROCUREMENT SUPPORT
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
Brand: ATOMFAIR®
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This molybdenum evaporation boat is intended for resistive-heating evaporation inside a vacuum chamber. Safe and repeatable operation requires compatibility checks for mounting geometry, power supply output, and thermal limits before energization.
- Vacuum Operation: Operate the boat only inside an evacuated evaporation chamber to prevent oxidation or uncontrolled heating of molybdenum at high temperature.
- Power Supply Compatibility: Confirm that the resistive-heating power supply can deliver the required low-voltage, high-current output before connecting the boat.
- Mounting Compatibility: Match the boat's external dimensions, tub geometry, and tub capacity to the evaporation source holder before installation.
- Thermal Limit: Do not exceed the boat's maximum rated temperature during evaporation to avoid structural deformation or failure.
- Contamination Control: Handle the boat with clean tools and avoid contact with the tub surface to prevent contamination of the evaporation source.
Use this procedure to mount and energize a molybdenum evaporation boat in a vacuum deposition system. The procedure assumes the boat has already been selected to match the source holder and power supply.
Required Equipment: Vacuum evaporation chamber, Resistive-heating power supply, Evaporation source holder
- Inspect compatibility
Inspect the boat's geometry, tub dimensions, and tub capacity against the evaporation source holder before installation. - Mount the boat
Mount the boat securely in the source holder so that electrical contact is uniform across the mounting surfaces. - Connect power leads
Connect the resistive-heating power supply leads to the boat using hardware rated for the required current. - Load evaporation material
Load the evaporation material into the tub without exceeding the rated tub capacity. - Evacuate the chamber
Close the vacuum chamber and evacuate it to the required process pressure before applying power. - Energize gradually
Ramp the power supply gradually to heat the boat while monitoring the temperature against its maximum rating. - Cool before venting
Allow the boat to cool under vacuum before venting the chamber to avoid oxidation of the hot molybdenum surface.
What are the electrical ratings and maximum temperature of this molybdenum evaporation boat?
This molybdenum evaporation boat requires 1.5 V, 586 A, and 879 W for resistive heating, with a maximum operating temperature of 1200 °C. These electrical ratings should be matched with the available power supply to ensure proper heating performance.
Which dimensional and tub capacity specifications must be verified to ensure this evaporation boat fits the intended source holder?
The boat has overall dimensions of 0.2 mm thickness, 25 mm width, and 112 mm length, with a tub length of 80 mm, depth of 9 mm, and capacity of 11.5 cc. The flat tub, down step 10 configuration is part of the product selection. Confirm these parameters against the evaporation source holder to ensure proper fit and source loading volume.
What minimum order quantity and packaging options are available for this molybdenum evaporation boat?
The minimum order quantity is 5 pieces, with package options of 5 or 10 pieces per pack available for quotation planning. This allows flexibility in procurement while ensuring a consistent supply for research.
This molybdenum evaporation boat offers a defined step-type geometry with flat tub and 11.5 cc capacity, rated for 1200°C operation and requiring a high-current, low-voltage power supply (586 A, 1.5 V). Its precise dimensions facilitate accurate source loading for vacuum evaporation processes.
Positive
- Molybdenum construction for high-temperature vacuum evaporation: Molybdenum offers high melting point and good electrical conductivity, enabling operation up to 1200°C for resistive heating evaporation of metals and dielectrics.
- Precise tub geometry for source loading control: The 80 mm tub length, 9 mm depth, and 11.5 cc capacity allow accurate matching of source material volume to the evaporation boat, reducing process variability.
Trade-offs
- High current requirement at low voltage: The 586 A current draw at 1.5 V requires a power supply capable of delivering high current at low voltage, which may not be standard for all lab setups and necessitates careful power supply matching.
- 1200°C maximum temperature ceiling: The 1200°C maximum temperature limits the boat to evaporation processes that do not exceed this temperature; materials requiring higher sublimation or evaporation temperatures are not compatible.
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