Titanium Nitride PVD Vacuum Magnetron Sputtering Coating Machine

Technical specifications

Customization guide

Adjustable parameters include:

• Coating Thickness: Customize between 50–500 nm to meet specific surface finish requirements.
• Temperature Settings: Optimize heating profiles for delicate substrates like glass or high-temperature materials like steel.
• Pressure Control: Calibrate vacuum levels (1×10⁻⁴ to 1×10⁻¹ Pa) for different coating processes.

Get inspired

With its adaptable parameters and robust design, this machine is ideal for coating production lines in automotive, electronics, and aerospace industries. For instance, the adjustable temperature settings allow precise nitride coatings on turbine blades, enhancing wear resistance while maintaining material integrity.

Choose your model

Supplier's note

1. Key Technical Breakthroughs:

   • Corrosion-Resistant Chamber: Stainless steel construction extends lifespan in aggressive environments.
   • Enhanced Temperature Control: The Pro model’s 600°C capability meets aerospace-grade coating demands.
   • IoT Integration: Real-time data access in the Pro version improves process optimization.

2. Optimal Version Selection:

   • Base Model: Ideal for small-scale production or R&D labs needing basic functionality (e.g., coating glass for consumer electronics).
   • Advanced Model: Suitable for mid-volume manufacturing requiring extended thickness ranges (e.g., automotive parts with 300 nm coatings).
   • Pro Model: Best for high-precision industries like semiconductors or aerospace, where ultra-thin coatings (50 nm) and IoT monitoring are critical.

With the Pro model’s 600°C capability, you can achieve ultra-hard titanium nitride coatings on turbine blades—20% faster than traditional methods—while its IoT features enable remote troubleshooting. For mass production, the Advanced Model’s expanded pressure range ensures consistent coatings on porous substrates like iron.