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Lab Consumables & Materials
KinTek offers a range of lab consumables and materials, including evaporation materials, targets, metals, electrochemistry parts, as well as powders, pellets, wires, strips, foils, plates, and more.
Lab Consumables & Materials
Tungsten Evaporation Boat for Thin Film Deposition
Item Number: LMF-TEB
Hemispherical Bottom Tungsten Molybdenum Evaporation Boat
Item Number: KME-YD
Folding Molybdenum Tantalum Boat With or Without Cover
Item Number: KME-ZDZ
Evaporation Crucible for Organic Matter
Item Number: KME-YJG
Infrared Transmission Coating Sapphire Sheet Substrate Window
Item Number: KTOM-ISS
Float Soda-Lime Optical Glass for Laboratory Use
Item Number: KTOM-FSO
Zooplankton Plankton Counting Chamber for Plankton Eggs and Ascaris Eggs
Item Number: KTOM-PAE
Thermally Evaporated Tungsten Wire for High Temperature Applications
Item Number: KME08
Optical Window Glass Substrate Wafer Single Double Sided Coated K9 Quartz Sheet
Item Number: KTOM-CGS
Optical Window Glass Substrate Wafer Barium Fluoride BaF2 Substrate Window
Item Number: KTOM-BFS
Ceramic Evaporation Boat Set Alumina Crucible for Laboratory Use
Item Number: KME09
Optical Window Glass Substrate Wafer CaF2 Substrate Window Lens
Item Number: KTOM-CFW
High Purity Pure Graphite Crucible for Electron Beam Evaporation
Item Number: KMS02
Infrared Thermal Imaging Temperature Measurement Double-Sided Coated Germanium Ge Lens
Item Number: KTOM-CGL
Optical Window Glass Substrate Wafer Sheets Zinc Sulfide ZnS Window
Item Number: KTOM-ZSS
400-700nm Wavelength Anti Reflective AR Coating Glass
Item Number: KTOM-ARG
Hexagonal Boron Nitride HBN Thermocouple Protection Tube
Item Number: KM-D02
Boron Nitride (BN) Ceramic Tube
Item Number: KM-D5
Boron Nitride (BN) Ceramic Plate
Item Number: KM-D7
Custom Boron Nitride (BN) Ceramic Parts
Item Number: KM-D8
Conductive Boron Nitride BN Ceramics Composite for Advanced Applications
Item Number: KM-D9
Carbon Graphite Boat -Laboratory Tube Furnace with Cover
Item Number: KM-D10
Carbon Graphite Plate Manufactured by Isostatic Pressing Method
Item Number: KM-D11
Molybdenum Tungsten Tantalum Special Shape Evaporation Boat
Item Number: KME01-2
CVD Diamond for Thermal Management Applications
Item Number: cvdm-02
Custom PTFE Teflon Parts Manufacturer for Three-Necked Round Bottom Flask
Item Number: PTFE-36
Custom PTFE Teflon Parts Manufacturer for Microwave Digestion Tank
Item Number: PTFE-37
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