Laboratory equipment

Laboratory metallization and/or sputtering coating equipment

Test-Met is Arzuffi’s new series of high vacuum coating machinery, specially designed for laboratories, research and development (R&D), or small-scale sampling purposes. Characterized by an extremely compact structure and ease of use, these systems feature a minimalist design and are highly energy efficient.

They can perform a variety of processes, including evaporation coatings and/or magnetron sputtering, providing the flexibility to adapt to the customer’s specific needs in terms of chamber size and planetarium design.

Discover the complete range of Test-Met machinery for metal deposition in small-sized vacuum chambers. We are a national and international reference.

TEST-MET EV

Chamber diameter: 700 mm

Chamber height: 650 mm

Maximum coating area: 650 mm x 480 mm h

Technology: thermal evaporation

Cycle time: 5-10 minutes

Total power installed: 29 kW

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TEST-MET SP

Chamber diameter: 700 mm

Chamber height: 650 mm

Maximum coating area: 650 mm x 400 mm h

Technology: sputtering

Cycle time: 5-10 minutes

Total power installed: 97kW

 

Compact and innovative machinery

Test-Met represents the ideal solution for small batches. We are referring to a system particularly demanded by multinational companies that, wanting to avoid stopping production with the consequent lowering in productivity and turnover, require a quick and easy solution to coat the samples of their products or to check the adhesion and/or the color of the laquers.

The model equipped with thermal evaporation (TEST-MET EV) is also employed to check whether the injected plastic parts are perfectly polished, as the metallization process with aluminum highlights any defects in the mold.

Do not hesitate to contact us for further information regarding our range of Test-Met equipment. We sell and install our products worldwide.

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