How to use a spin coating machine?
To get the right spin coating results, you need reliability and flexibility from your spin coating machine, right? That’s the reason why research scientists and students across global universities and laboratories rely on Navson Technologies’ ideal spin coaters. Where precision controls combined with technological flexibility offer a applicability for a wide range of situations. So what is the best way to use a spin coating machine?
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Uniform thin films, fabricated at laboratory scale, with Spin Coating Machines.
Navson Spin Coating Machine in Use at a Research Laboratory
Spinning Up Micro-scale Fabrications
As the demand for nanoscale technologies, required for fabrication of multi-industry functional devices, increases, the need for uniform coatings increases. And in this specter of basic semiconductor microfabrication processing, the ability to deliver high precision deposition of thin films for photolithography, etching, and other processes is critical. Here, spin coaters find their use in their ability to spread uniform thin films on flat substrates using centrifugal force. At high velocity spins of up to 8000 RPM, the coating solution is uniformly applied of the substrate as per desired nano thicknesses. So in research laboratories, spin coater find immense application and use for such excellent results.
Design, Fabrication and Working At Nano Scale
Known as one of the easiest routes to deposit various types of material solutions, spin coating machines are today being used for uniform deposition of nanoparticles, polymers and biomaterials at microscale. Hence it is today the primary equipment used by hundreds of research centers for it’s simplicity of use and the low cost of machine.
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