PVD or Physical Vapor Deposition Materials comprise a range of materials that can be used to create thin film coatings. Angstrom Sciences offers a comprehensive selection of high-purity vacuum deposition materials
Angstrom Sciences' circular magnetrons have become recognized as the new standard of the sputtering industry, because in addition to the advanced features of the Angstrom Advantage™, they offer a host of other performance advantages as well.
As more industries discover the speed, controllability, and bottom-line benefits of magnetron sputtering, Angstrom Sciences is developing tools to maximize the output of these larger, faster manufacturing processes.
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At Angstrom Sciences, we design, engineer and manufacture the world’s most advanced and reliable magnetron sputtering cathodes.
Cylindrical Magnetrons have long been trusted in the glass coating industry to create uniform thin films while maximizing target utilization.
About Angstrom Sciences
Magnetron Sputtering Technology & Sputtering Materials
Mark Bernick founded Angstrom Sciences, Inc. in 1988 to supply advanced magnetrons and refined materials for plasma vapor deposition of high quality thin films. With a strong focus on research and development, the company soon patented several technical advancements in magnetics, water-cooling, and circular magnetron target clamping designs. The features of the Angstrom Advantage™ have created the most advanced and easy-to-use magnetrons in the thin film industry.
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Blue plasma?!?!
— Angstrom Sciences (@thin_films) July 18, 2021
This rectangular cathode is being run using High Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering (HIPIMS)#thinfilmdeposition #magnetronsputtering pic.twitter.com/8okaQHaDIZ
Magnetron sputtering cathode running a Chromium (Cr) target at high power. This cathode is being used to deposit the hard chromium electrode layer for a Carbon Nanotube. pic.twitter.com/xqbsU2U1ub
— Angstrom Sciences (@thin_films) July 15, 2021
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