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  • New! Vinci Tech

New ​!!!
SemiPro is proud to announce a new collaboration with Vinci Technologies.

We will now extend  our services by  Providing, Servicing and Supporting Vinci Vacuum Systems and Components. This collaboration with Vinci Technologies gives our customers greater opportunity to access renowned Vinci’s UHV systems and expertise with confidence.

​Vinci Technologies Introduction:

​Vinci Technologies manufactures and provides a broad range of laboratory instrumentation for the oil and gas industry and nanotechnology centers .Vinci Technologies has more than 30 years experience in the Vacuum market and a very deep knowledge in the UHV specific domain.
The vacuum division draws from a rich expertise to design and manufacture thin film deposition systems dedicated to R&D or small scale production.
Their systems can be customized and provide the major Physical and Chemical Vapor Deposition (PVD) techniques:

•  Sputtering
•  Thermal and E-beam evaporation
•  Pulsed laser deposition (PLD)
•  Molecular beam epitaxy (MBE)
•  UHV PVD
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​Additionally, they provide a full range of hardware components to all laboratories which need to upgrade or support the operation of their existing equipment:
​•  Substrate manipulators : multi-axis, heating/cooling
•  Ion pumps (incl. refurbishment of existing pumps)
•  Vacuum transfer tunnels
•  HV & UHV components (valves, feedthroughs, chambers, KF/ISO/CF components, etc…)
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​More From Vinci Technologies:  

​PVD-4 

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PVD-4
   THERMAL EVAPORATION

            • Evaporation by joule effect
            • Up to 4 sources (boats, rods, baskets, filament, etc.)
            • Cross contamination shields included
   
   MAGNETRON SPUTTERING

           • 1” or 2” magnetron cathodes
           • Integrated pneumatic shutters
           • RF, DC or DC pulsed source power supplies
           • Up to 3 cathodes in sputter up configuration
           • Mass flow controller for gas line
           • Pressure regulation by throttle valve
  
  HYBRID CONFIGURATION

          • Combined Sputtering & Evaporation processes
               o Up to 2 evaporation sources & 2 sputtering cathodes

  ORGANIC CONFIGURATION

          • Combined Organic & Inorganic Evaporation processes
              o Up to 2 organic & 2 thermal sources

​PLD-950

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•Reactive or UHV Pulsed Laser Deposition capability

•Transferable 2-inch substrate and target holders

•5-axis target holder (4 targets)

•Oxygen-resistant 950°C 2’’ sample holder

•10-10 mbar chamber

•Turbo molecular, ion & titanium sublimation pumping

•Ports for in-situ characterization

•High pressure RHEED

•Load lock chamber

•Transfer tunnel compatibility
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•Full supervision

​COEVAP-950

​Thin film growth of complex materials (amorphous & epitaxial layers)
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•Up to three UHV e-beam sources

•5-axis substrate manipulator -120°C to 1500°C

•10-10 mbar chamber including cryopanel

•4 effusion cells

•Turbo molecular, ion and titanium sublimation pumping

•RHEED system

•Load lock chamber

•Transfer tunnel compatibility
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•Versatile & evolving

PVD-10

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​THERMAL/ORGANIC EVAPORATION
       • Evaporation by Joule effect
       • Up to 10 metallic or organic evaporation sources
       • Cross contamination shields included
       • Organic 2cc/Inorganic

E – BEAM EVAPORATION
        • 4x6cc HV source

MAGNETRON SPUTTERING
        • 1” to  4” magnetron circular cathodes
        • RF, DC or DC Pulsed source power supplies
        • Up to 4 cathodes in Sputter-Down or Sputter-Up configuration
        • Integrated Pneumatic shutters
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HYBRID CONFIGURATION
        • Combined Sputtering & Evaporation processes

ORGANIC CONFIGURATION
        • Combined Organic & Inorganic Evaporation processes
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