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Our most cost effective and versatile substrate heating element, is UHV compatible can be run in air up to 1000C and in any orientation and is not effected by deposition product. It is very uniform and ideal for single wafer heating or wafer annealing, either radiating onto a substrate or by placing the wafer directly onto the ceramic top plate. Can be supplied with central hole for stage shaft to pass through.

Max element temperature is 1000 deg C using NiCr element or up to 1600C (500C if O2 present) with a graphite element. Size range is from Ø2" to Ø12" (ceramic top plate diameter). Standard element is supplied with M6 central mounting stud on back of element casing. Options include secondary heat shields and water cooled outer heat shield. Can be used as a direct replacement for halogen heaters running off the same power supply. Element resistance and power requirement can tailored to suit existing power supplies. This element can be powered by our Ceramisis sample heater controller detailed below.

Our ceramic topped NiCr element forms the basis of our standard 1000C deposition system hot stages, which mount onto a standard CF40 flange. These stages have a bayonet quick release sample holder and the options of: sample rotation, Z-shift movement for wafer transfer, DC bias for film modification, RF bias for wafer plasma cleaning and water cooled heat shields.

High density graphite elements are brittle, inexpensive and machined conventionally from large blocks, therefore very large sized elements can be produced in a variety of shapes and sizes. Our high strength ultra fine grained graphite enables small very intricate elements to be manufactured also. Graphite has a low expansion coefficient and is not degraded by constant heating and cooling, and also gets stronger as its temperature increases. Its low resistivity means it requires high current power supplies and therefore large feedthroughs and cables which can be expensive. It can operate over 2000 °C in an inert atmosphere, 1800°C in vacuum and <500°C if oxygen is present. Deposition product can cause electrical shorts and thus problems with supporting weak sagging element designs. Graphite has the ability to take very high current density, and therefore very fast ramp up times can be achieved. Its relatively high specific heat capacity means that cool down times in vacuum can be quite long. Apart from reacting with oxygen from 500C, graphite is otherwise very inert and can therefore operate in very corrosive or aggressive atmospheres without degradation. Particle contamination and open porosity can be a problem with graphite, but this can be overcome with coatings, or impregnations detailed below. Graphite elements are suitable for UHV applications, but must undergo initial out-gassing process due to its open porosity.

Carbon Carbon Composite (CCC) has all of the properties of the high density graphite elements but it is much stronger and more robust. It still needs to be supported in larger diameters to avoid the element from sagging, and particle contamination and out gassing are still a problem. Very thin <1mm carbon carbon composite elements can be manufactured, giving the heater the benefit of low thermal mass and a higher resistance. CCC has very low thermal conductivity, which is beneficial in avoiding heat loss through power connection points. The raw material is manufactured in square plates with a limited maximum thickness of <30mm, therefore putting constraints on element designs.

To stop the problems of out gassing, particle contamination and oxidation that occurs with high density graphite and carbon carbon composite elements, there are various coatings that can be applied as follows:

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PG coating is preferred by some for UHV applications, because it seals the open porosity of the graphite. However should the coating have a pin hole then the underlying graphite will take forever to outgas and thus act as a virtual leak. We therefore recommend uncoated graphite for UHV, as without the coating the graphite can initially outgas freely. PG coating would only be recommended for UHV if particle contamination was an issue.

Vitreous Carbon Coating / Impregnation: Vitreous carbon surface treatment is a cheap alternative to pyrolytic graphite coating, and is produced by vitrifying a resin applied to the surface of the high density graphite component. It seals in the particles but does not totally seal the porosity, although it can be drastically reduced. Vitreous carbon coating is better at sealing the porosity than the impregnation and gives a nice black glassy appearance to the component. It is chemically the same as high density graphite and so will still react chemically in the same way and with oxygen at 500°C.

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A very low mass (<1mm thick) fast response element with excellent chemical resistance and very high uniformity due to its layered pyrolytic structure. Its operating temperature is <900°C in Oxygen, >1500°C in vacuum or inert atmosphere (with N2 present). It is ideal for UHV environments and perfect for heating small samples < Ø1" which can be placed directly onto the element. Flat elements can be made up to Ø4" and cylindrical elements can also be manufactured. Element cost is high compared to ceramic topped resistance element. It is not greatly effected by deposition product. PG/PBN elements can be very unreliable and prone to delamination and therefore potentially have a short life span.

500w, 110v  ac single halogen bulb with stainless steel reflector. Is ideal for chamber baking or substrate heating. Supplied with L shaped mounting bracket on back of reflector housing. Is suitable for UHV applications and a single lamp is capable of heating a substrate to 400°C. Can provide very rapid heating with a very low thermal mass, therefore allowing heating to be stopped instantly, but performance can be greatly effected by deposition build up on halogen bulb.

Our range of heater controllers and power supplies offer the complete solution to powering and controlling every possible kind of heating element. All our controllers are fitted with a Eurotherm 2216e PID temperature controller which enables the heater to be held at exactly the set temperature. A tuning facility enables the controller to accurately tune to the heaters requirements and therefore avoid overshooting during temperature ramping. The control enables ramping and cooling between two set points at a specified ramp rate. The heater controller can also be controlled remotely and integrated in system computer control programs via modbus RS232, RS485 and other protocols.

All our heater controllers have power on / off switch to the whole unit, and an output enable switch to isolate the output from the controller. A 24v interlock circuit is also included to enable the power supply to be integrated with interlocks into other systems, or safety interlocks to be attached directly to the unit; which will switch off the output from the unit if the circuit is broken. This enables safety interlocks via make / break switches for things such as chamber lids closed, vacuum interlocks, cooling water flow, over temperature sensors etc.

Our standard units are 50v or 115v burst-fire output (240v x 13 amp 50hz input). The 1kw unit is available in 3U x full 19" wide rack mount, or 3U half rack mount both with integrated transformer. Our 1.5kw unit is available in 3U half rack mount only.

Above 1.5kw a separate transformer box is required. These units can be supplied with burst-fire thyristor or phase angle control thyristor which is more suitable for graphite elements.

Pyrolytic Boron Nitride (PBN) is opaque white, non-toxic, non-porous, electrically insulating, easily machined, with very good resistance to thermal shock. Our Pyrolytic Boron Nitride crucibles (PBN crucibles) are always manufactured to our customer's specific requirements on shape and size, we do not stock any crucibles. The maximum size of our pyrolytic boron nitride crucibles (PBN crucibles) we can manufacture is diameter 330mm x height 500mm x 1.0mm wall thickness. Lead times are generally 4-6 weeks from receipt of official order. All crucibles are fully cleaned before packaging and shipping.

In addition to Pyrolytic Boron Nitride crucibles (PBN crucibles) we can also produce PBN tubes, PBN plate (max 4mm thick) and bespoke PBN components.

MACOR - SHAPAL - BORON NITRIDE - BORON NITRIDE SILICA MIX  (BNS26) - ALUMINA (96% machinable) -QUARTZ - HIGH DENSITY GRAPHITE - CARBON CARBON COMPOSITE

Ceramisis have a production facility dedicated to advance technical ceramic and graphite component manufacture, in a wide range of machinable technical ceramics and high density graphites including Macor, Shapal, Boron Nitride, Boron Nitride Silica mix (BNS26), Alumina (96% machinable), Quartz and a very wide range of High Density Graphite and Carbon Carbon Composite grades. We can also supply machinable ceramics such as Macor, Shapal, Boron Nitride, Boron Nitride Silica mix (BNS26), Alumina (96% machinable), and High Density Graphite and Carbon Carbon Composite, in rod or plate form, for customers to produce their own technical ceramic, high density graphite and carbon carbon composite components. Technical ceramics, high density graphites and carbon carbon composites are ideal for use in UHV Thin Film Vacuum Deposition and Etch systems due to their low outgassing properties.

Ceramisis GT-0100 fibreboard is a high temperature rigid thermal insulation material used extensively in vacuum and inert atmosphere furnaces. Manufactured from woven PAN based carbon fiber, GT-0100 has excellent insulation properties.

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Where extra mechanical protection is required we can supply our fibreboard with a carbon carbon composite (CCC) facing on both sides, denoted GT-0103. It can also be supplied with one foil face and one CCC face which is denoted GT-0104.

In addition to rectangular boards we produce bespoke cylinders and discs to suit tubular furnaces. These are also available with foil facing.

For protecting exposed areas carbon carbon composite formed strips are available. These come in “L”, “U” & “H”                shape sections.

We also have a range of CCC nuts and threaded studding, from M6 to M20.