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Structured Materials Industries' New Product Release Note
Posted on July 11, 2006
Structured Materials Industries, Inc. is pleased to release its new Induction heated Chemical Vapor Deposition tool for Very High Temperature and Low Pressure Operation - the Dragon CVDTM tool. Designed to operate at deposition process temperatures through 2000 degrees Centigrade at low pressures, the Dragon CVD tool presents researchers with a significant new tool to research high temperature deposition processes. This tool was designed and built in collaboration with Penn State University Electro-Optics and addresses both high temperature CVD and PVD.
The System Features
This system complements the growing product line of oxide, nitride and carbide tools offered by Structured Materials Industries, Inc. SMI also specializes in custom systems, reactors and other components for CVD and related technologies.
About Structured Materials Industries:
Structured Materials Industries, Incorporated is focused on being the leader in Metal Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition (MOCVD) and related technologies. SMI offers for sale: systems, components, materials, and process development services. SMI has an in-house applications laboratory featuring multi-reactor deposition systems and analytic capabilities, has developed a range of strategic partnerships to develop and implement MOCVD technology and looks forward to continuing to grow and expand upon mutually advantageous relationships.
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