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Vacuum deposition onto webs, films, and foils
1 online resource (xxi, 474 pages) : illustrations.
This new book from William Andrew Publishing is the only practical reference available for anyone employing the roll-to-roll deposition process. Vacuum Deposition onto Webs, Films and Foils is an expansive journey of the process; benefiting manufacturing efficiency, unit cost reduction, and financial results. It is a sweeping approach to the total design of the vacuum deposition process written by a successful and world renowned consultant with three decades of experience. Roll-to-roll deposition processing is a high growth industry and this reference covers a wide variety of important industrial products that use vacuum deposited coatings, including: optical storage devices, metallized packaging films, energy conservation windows, electronic information displays, and magnetic electronic article surveillance (EAS) tags among many others. This book is a must-have for roll-to-roll machine operators, process engineers, and research and development engineers throughout industry. The book provides a broad appreciation of roll-to-roll vacuum deposition systems and processes. It will encourage a more comprehensive look from material supply through to the downstream processes that the product will encounter. It is a truly unique reference written to guide operators and engineers as an onsite consultant would.
Vacuum Basics -- Products using vacuum deposited coatings -- Pressure Measurement -- Pumping -- Process Diagnostics & Coating Characteristics -- Leaks, water vapour and leak testing -- Mass spectrometers, Helium leak detectors & residual gas analysers -- Substrates, surface modification and nucleation -- Substrates -- surface quality, cleaning -- adhesion & adhesion testing -- Surface treatment of webs & foils -- Nucleation, coalescence & film growth. -- Process -- The D.C. Glow Discharge or Plasma -- Electron beam (e-beam) evaporation -- Thermal evaporation -- Radiant heated and Induction heated sources -- Chemical Vapour Deposition / Polymerisation onto webs. -- Planar Magnetron Sputtering source design and operation. -- Planar magnetron design options. -- Reactive deposition ︣ set-up & control -- System issues -- Machine specification&build issues -- Heat load on the webs/foils -- Process variables -- Mechanical design -- Winding webs in vacuum -- Metallizer machine building trends -- System design -- Hazards -- Troubleshooting.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Technical & Manufacturing Industries & Trades
Norwich, NY : William Andrew Pub., ©2007
Materials science and process technology series