
Thin Film Deposition Parts
Aluminized Ceramic Evaporation Boat for Thin Film Deposition
Item Number : KME-DL
Price varies based on specs and customizations
- Material
- Ceramics
- Capacity
- 1ml / 3ml / 5ml

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Application
The inside of the evaporation boat is coated with a layer of aluminum or other metals with excellent heat resistance and chemical resistance to enhance its thermal performance and promote efficient evaporation. Aluminized coatings on ceramic boats serve a variety of purposes. First, it acts as a reflective surface, improving thermal efficiency by reflecting heat back to the material being evaporated. This helps to optimize the deposition process and reduce energy consumption. Ceramic evaporation boats have special electrical and thermal properties, and are ideal materials for vacuum aluminum plating that meet stringent requirements.
- Conductive ceramic material.
- Cathode coating materials for aluminum electrolytic cells.
- PTC heating ceramic material and flexible PTC material.
- In short, containers for various thin film deposition processes, especially vacuum evaporation systems. Commonly used in semiconductor manufacturing, optics, electronics, surface coating and other industries.
Detail & Parts

The crucibles we show are available in different sizes and custom sizes are available on request.
Advantage
- Good chemical stability
- Excellent thermal shock resistance and bending resistance
- Molten aluminum spreads easily and evenly.
- Uniform evaporation, fast heating speed, high evaporation efficiency
- Good resistance to corrosion from molten aluminum or any other molten metal prolongs the life of the boat.
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