Custom-Designed Vacuum Chambers
We design and manufacture high-performance vacuum systems tailored for scientific R&D, analytical laboratories, and spectroscopy applications. Our systems are engineered for precision, stability, and flexibility — ensuring optimal performance for research in material science, plasma physics, laser spectroscopy, and surface analysis.
With deep expertise in vacuum engineering and system integration, we provide complete turnkey solutions — from compact bench-top setups to fully customized high-vacuum (HV) and ultra-high-vacuum (UHV) systems. Every system is built with robust materials, precision sealing, and advanced pumping technologies to deliver consistent results in demanding experimental environments.
| Category | Specification / Options |
|---|---|
| Chamber Shape | Cylindrical, rectangular box, spherical, custom geometry |
| Materials | 304 / 316L stainless steel, aluminum, hybrid designs |
| Pressure Range | High vacuum (10⁻³–10⁻⁶ Torr), UHV options on request |
| Flange Standards | KF (NW), ISO, CF (ConFlat), custom adapters |
| Port Sizes | DN16–DN200 or custom; side, top, bottom, angled ports |
| Viewports | Fused silica, quartz, borosilicate, sapphire windows |
| Feedthroughs | Electrical, RF, thermocouple, gas, fluid, motion feedthroughs |
| Pump Interfaces | Flanges for rotary/scroll, turbo, cryo, ion pumps |
| Internal Structures | Shelves, masks, heater mounts, sample holders, rails |
| Surface Finish | Standard mechanical finish, electropolished, UHV clean prep |
| Cooling Options | Water-cooled flanges, jackets, or custom cooling channels |
| Documentation | 3D CAD model, 2D drawings, leak test or vacuum test report |
| Applications | Thin films, plasma systems, X-ray/optical, semiconductor R&D |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What types of vacuum chambers can you custom-design?
We design and manufacture vacuum chambers for a wide range of scientific and industrial applications, including:
• Thin-film deposition (PVD, CVD, sputtering, evaporation)
• Plasma processing
• High-temperature furnace systems
• Optical and spectroscopy instruments
• Material treatment and annealing
• Custom R&D prototype devices
Shapes include cylindrical, rectangular, spherical, double-wall cooled chambers, glovebox interface designs, and ultra-high-vacuum (UHV) chambers with CF flanges.
2. What vacuum levels can your chambers achieve?
Depending on the material, sealing structure, and pumping system, our chambers can achieve:
• High vacuum: 10−5–10−7 Torr
• Ultra-high vacuum (UHV): down to 10−9 Torr (with proper pumps & bakeout)
All chambers are helium-leak tested and capable of achieving the specified pressure under proper system configuration.
3. What materials do you use for chamber fabrication?
Common materials include:
• 304 stainless steel
• 316L stainless steel (chemical-resistant applications)
• Aluminum alloy (lightweight, rapid thermal response)
• Quartz or sapphire windows (optical access)
• Copper gaskets (for UHV CF flanges)
Surface treatment options include electropolishing, bead-blasting, black-coating, or gold plating (optional).
4. Can you integrate electrical, optical, or mechanical feedthroughs?
Yes. We support:
• HV and UHV electrical feedthroughs
• Fiber-optic and optical viewport windows
• Thermocouple & RTD feedthroughs
• Rotation or linear motion stages
• Gas inlet/outlet ports with MFC compatibility
• Water-cooling channels
Every chamber can be fully customized based on your exact experiment or manufacturing workflow.
5. Do you provide 3D models or engineering drawings?
Yes. We provide:
• 2D technical drawings (PDF, DWG, DXF)
• 3D CAD models (STEP, IGES, STL)
This ensures seamless integration with your existing system and allows pre-review before fabrication.
6. What is the typical lead time for a custom vacuum chamber?
Lead times depend on complexity but generally range from:
• 2–3 weeks (simple chambers)
• 4–8 weeks (UHV, multi-port, or large systems)
Rush orders may be available depending on workload.
7. How do I request a quote for a custom chamber?
Click the “Request Quote” button and include:
• Chamber size / shape
• Vacuum level requirement
• Number and type of ports
• Operating temperature
• Window / feedthrough requirements
• CAD drawings (optional but recommended)
Our engineering team will respond within 24 hours.