FOM Name: PKG Cooke Vacuum Annealer
Make/Model: Cooke Vacuum Products
Contact: Kurt Kupcho (kurt.kupcho@wisc.edu, 608-262-2782)
Center: NFC
Location: Engineering Centers Building 3rd Floor Cleanroom
The Cooke vacuum annealer is for curing polyimides at high temperatures under vacuum using nitrogen as an inert backfill gas. The system has a mechanical vacuum pump for producing a vacuum in the chamber and uses a Watlow controller for automatic annealing recipes.
This instrument has material restrictions. Consult the allowed materials list for this instrument in FOM.
This is an accordion element with a series of buttons that open and close related content panels.
Configuration
- Vacuum down to 100mT
- N2 backfill gas
- Automated heating recipe control
- Dish to put your sample in
Limitations
- Maximum temperature of 400C
- Samples smaller than 6 inches in diameter
