EQUIPMENT & ACCESSORIES CATALOG EDITION IV SPUTTER COATERS, SEM/TEM CARBON COATERS
zzz MiniQS Entry-Level Sputter Coater QUICK OVERVIEW
The MiniQS is ideal for the budget-conscious user who also demands reproducible results in an easy-to- use instrument. The MiniQS uses a Magnetron sputtering head with an easily replaceable disc target.
KEY FEATURES z Sputter head is hinged for easy operation
z Fitted with safety interlocks z Detachable chamber with implosion guard and top-plate, allowing for easy cleaning z Pre-set profiles with single touch operation z Automatic operation with minimal user intervention required z Compact size; ideal for use with benchtop SEMs z Range of noble target options to suit majority of applications including forensics z Possibility of coating samples up to 50 mm diameter
Safety
The MiniQS meets UK and European (CE) industry standards, including LVD, EMC and RoHS. Vacuum interlocks remove power from deposition sources to prevent users being exposed to high-voltage.
SPECIFICATIONS Instrument Dimensions
Weight Sputter Target Specimen Stage
225 mm W x 420 mm D x 480 mm H x 470 mm (total height with coating head open) 8.7kg
Disk-style 57 mm dia. 0.1mm thick gold (Au) target is included in the accessory pack. Gold/palladium (Au/Pd) and silver (Ag) target options available. 50 mm dia. stage
Vacuum (two options available) Long Pipe Option: Suitable for placing rotary pump on the floor (1.5m KF16 stainless steel, average pump down 31.57 sec.) Short Pipe Option: Suitable for pump to be housed on bench or below bench (0.7m Armorvin hose, average pump down 53.60 sec.)
ORDERING INFORMATION Cat No. MiniQS
Description MiniQS Entry-Level Sputter Coater
Qty. each
Recommended applications for MiniQS Entry-Level Sputter Coater:
• Table-top SEM coating • Low and medium magnifications These products are for Research Use Only.
Dandelion spores, colorized
Algae, colorized
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