Sputtering Apparatus for Coating Elongated Tubes and Strips.
Authors
Blickensderfer RA
Source
U S Pat 4 290 877 Sept 22 1981 :
Link
NIOSHTIC No.
10006735
Abstract
Elongated tubes and strips are sputter coated without increasing the size of the sputtering target or cathode in the sputtering chamber. The workpiece is moved in the direction of its length beneath a conventional disk cathode or target, and, in the case of tubular workpieces, is simultaneously rotated. To accomodate elongated workpieces, 2 horizontal tubes (150 cm long x 13 cm diam) are added on opposite sides of the sputtering chamber. The tubes are attached to the chamber such that the workpiece is passed under 2 sputtering targets during a sputtering operation. The workpiece can be coated with a first target material and then with a second without opening the vacuum chamber.
Publication Date
19810101
Document Type
PA;
Fiscal Year
1981
Identifying No.
P 30-81
NIOSH Division
ALRC;
Source Name
U.S. Pat. 4,290,877, Sept. 22, 1981; Chem. Abst. 95:214,038D
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