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EQUIPMENT & ACCESSORIES CATALOG EDITION V PLASMA CLEANERS


zzzHPT-100 Benchtop Plasma Cleaner (continued)


Convenient recipe store software, a unique feature, allows fixed repeatability.


Versatile


Recipe store allows users to select and store up to four recipes. Each recipe contains unique settings for power level, plasma process time, and pressure. The base model HPT-100 has a single gas inlet. The unit is prepared so that an optional second gas or vapor delivery inlet can be added at a later time if required.


Applications • Plasma cleaning • Plasma surface activation to improve adhesion • Functional plasma coatings • Plasma etching


• PDMS & microfluidic devices


Specifications Enclosure


Dimensions Weight


Chamber Material Form


Dimensions


Removable Parts Carrier Material Form


Dimensions


Plasma Power Supply Power


Frequency


Process Control Interface


Gas Channel Options Vent inlet


Connections Process Timer Recipe Store


Services


Pressure Gauge Electrical


Power Cord Compliance


Ordering Information Cat No.


Description


HPT-100-PS HPT-100 Benchtop Plasma Cleaner Options


HPT-100-EXT Extension to Vacuum Storage


HPT-100-SH Sample Holder Vacuum Storage (for x3 Holders)


Vacuum Pump 13034


Pfeiffer Duo 6 Rotary Vacuum Pump


520mm (W) x 286mm (H) x 550mm (L) (+50mm on rear for cables) ~22kg


Stainless Steel Cylindrical


100mm dia. x 280mm (L) Aluminum


Flat tray 90mm (W) x 255mm (L)


0–100W, continuously variable output 40 kHz


5.7” Color TFT with recipe store Fixed, x1 MFC x1


6mm compression 1sec – 99.59min


Stores up to 4 x recipes — with individual parameters Pirani sensor


90–250 VAC, 50–60Hz, 1200–1500 VA (including pump), fused 6.3 A T / 10 A T Suited to region


CE – UKCA - ROHS - WEEE


Application: Effectiveness on Holey Carbon Film


Johnson Matthey Technology Centre evaluated the HPT-100 Plasma Cleaner for TEM sample preparation using a holey carbon film. The study demonstrated precise control over carbon removal, making it ideal for eliminating hydrocarbon contamination from catalyst samples.


Using a 95:5 Ar:O2 mixture at 20W and SOW power settings, the plasma treatment effectively cleaned samples in incremental 30-second steps. Bright-field imaging in a JEM 2800 TEM showed a gradual carbon loss, first from thinned areas and then from thicker regions, confirming the system's adjustable cleaning capability.


Final step of cleaning progression.


• PEEK & other engineering polymers • PTFE • Metals • Ceramics


• Glass & optical devices


Solutions for... Microscopy


The versatile HPT-100 delivers precision surface cleaning for electron microscopy applications, ensuring reduced contamination and sharper, more reliable results. It is compatible with major TEM and SEM sample holders, offering fully automated control and gentle, low-power operation. Experience increased measurement stability, minimized common sources of error, and simplified sample preparation-backed by robust, user-friendly technology that adapts to your research needs.


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each HPT-100-SH 13


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