Used AMAT / APPLIED MATERIALS P5000 #9256417 for sale

AMAT / APPLIED MATERIALS P5000 Reactor, also known as an Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) tool, is an advanced thin-film deposition equipment used for creating thin films with precise uniform thickness down to nanometer scale. It comes equipped with a chemical vapor deposition (CVD) cluster tool and can be operated as both an ALD and a CVD system. AMAT P-5000 features three process chambers, allowing two different chemistries to be used in two simultaneous depositions. It can be used to deposit films with consistent thickness, even on complex features, while achieving high uniformity and conformability. APPLIED MATERIALS P 5000 can handle a variety of wafer sizes, and its flexible batch size options make it suitable for both large production applications and small research projects. It is capable of a variety of processes, such as low-temperature and high-temperature ALD and vacuum deposition-based films. It also supports a wide range of gases, including oxygen, argon, nitrogen, hydrogen, and several others. The unit boasts a comprehensive software package that provides users with full control and monitoring of the machine and its processes. This includes an intuitive graphical user interface for easy navigation of the tool settings. The software also includes alarm functionality for monitoring the health and safety of the asset, as well as a high degree of process repeatability, making it easy to reproduce the same results from batch to batch. P5000 is an incredibly versatile and powerful thin-film deposition model. It can be used to create consistent and uniform atomic layer depositions with extremely accurate thickness control. Its advanced features, such as intuitive software and comprehensive safety mechanisms, provide users with complete control over their resultant thin-film depositions. Its ability to handle a variety of wafer sizes, as well as the flexible batch size options it offers, make AMAT / APPLIED MATERIALS P-5000 an ideal choice for both large production applications and small research projects.