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When selecting a physical vapor technique for your manufacturing process, the end application will greatly affect which technique is best. While PVD has many forms, there are two prominent techniques: evaporation and sputtering. Sputtering through magnetron or ion beam (IBS) utilizes energetic ions colliding with a target to eject (or sputter) target material. Thermal resistive… Read More
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Factory throughput in thin film deposition is one of the most critical factors affecting overall production performance. Whether you are manufacturing for high or low volume applications, you need to be able to meet production needs in the most cost-effective way possible, and scale into higher production when needed. Finding ways to raise your factory… Read More
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Denton Vacuum is a leading supplier of process equipment for manufacturing semiconductor and opto-electronic devices focusing on innovative technology and application-specific configurations. Partner with Process Experts In our video, hear from Denton’s own Dr. David Douglass, Vice President of Marketing and Technology, as he details the advantages of application-specific configurations over engineered-to-order systems. This provides… Read More
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Join Frank Cumbo, President and CEO of Denton Vacuum, as he discusses the promising future of the company. Denton Vacuum is seeing great success in many markets ranging from semiconductors, optoelectronics, and IR detectors to display, microanalysis, and sample preparation. Hear more about their plan to stay competitive as chip production ramps up and where… Read More
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Last month, the Society of Vacuum Coaters held its annual TechCon in California. We learned about new developments in thin film deposition and the trends that are driving the industry. Our team also had the opportunity to present some research and unveil a new product. Denton Vacuum at SVC TechCon Our own Craig Outten, Senior… Read More
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Cost of ownership (COO) is one of the key factors that decides the viability of any capital equipment purchase, and the need to lower total factory cost of ownership is often what guides many business decisions. So, what drives a lower COO, and how can you achieve that without sacrificing on system performance? Let’s look… Read More