Mini Spin Coater with Vacuum Chuck and Heating Cover (Max 8000 rpm, 4" Wafer, 80 °C) - VTC-50H

VTC-50H is a mini spin coater with a vacuum chuck that is designed for quality coating inside the glovebox at a low cost. It can be easily set up and use at a speed of 500 - 8000 r/min. A heating cover and temperature controller are included for fast heating up to 80°C.  The mini spin coater is Ar gas compatible can be put in a glovebox through antechamber

SPECIFICATIONS:

Power	Spin Coater:     12VDC, 15W (100 - 240 VAC NRTL Certified power adapter included) Heating Cover: 24 VDC, 60W (100 - 240 VAC NRTL Certified power adapter included)
Spin Coating	Max wafer size: 100 mm (4") round or 75 × 75 mm (3" × 3") square Min wafer size: 20 mm round or 15 × 15 mm square Max wafer thickness: 2 mm Housing material: Polypropylene Spin speed: 500 - 8000 r/min adjustable by the digital speed controller Speed accuracy: ± 5 r/min Spin time: Unlimited Spin direction: Clockwise
Vacuum Chuck	Vacuum chuck size: 50 mm (2") round Substrate holding: Vacuum sealing with O-ring or double-sided tape Vacuum required: -55 kPa, ≥ 50 lpm Tube connection: 8 mm OD tube with quick connector A vacuum pump is required, but not included. Please click the picture below to order separately:
Temperature Control	A heating cover with a temperature controller and sensor probe is included. Heating element: Polyimide foil heater Max Temperature: 80 °C Accuracy: ±1 °C Max Heating Time: 5 min @ 80 °C
Syringe	One (1) 20mL syringe is included to contain the coating material
Product Dimensions	230 (L) × 200 (W) x 150 mm (H)
Net Weight	5 lbs
Warranty	One year limited with lifetime support Rusting and damage due to improper storage condition or maintenance are not covered by warranty
Operation Video
Optional	In order to achieve optimal coating quality, please consider cleaning substrates by a plasma cleaner (click picture below for more details) prior to coating. This will significantly reduce the surface tension on the substrates.
Warnings	Do not overflush the base with any kind of liquid. Excess liquid will leak into the motor shaft and cause damage. Please use fabric cloth to wipe out the residues that remain in the base and cover. For more details about the cleaning procedure, please review the cleaning instruction for the spin coaters.