VD0588 Vanadium (V) Vapourisation Materials

Description

Vanadium exhibits a melting point of 1 890 °C which permits stability at elevated temperatures during evaporation. This property ensures a controlled deposition process that produces uniform coatings with defined performance.

Vanadium evaporation materials offer good electrical conductivity. They conduct current effectively during the evaporation process. This quality is critical for applications where the electrical performance of the coating is required.

Vanadium evaporation materials are known for their corrosion resistance. They withstand various chemical exposures without significant degradation, thereby maintaining the durability and longevity of the coatings.

Vanadium evaporation materials exhibit a relatively low vapour pressure, which permits precise control of the evaporation rate and the thickness of the deposited layer. Consequently, the coating parameters are achieved as specified.

Specification

Applications

1. Thin film coatings: Vanadium evaporation materials are used for the deposition of thin films onto various substrates. These films improve the physical and chemical properties of the substrate, including corrosion resistance, hardness and electrical conductivity. They are utilised in microelectronics for the manufacture of components with defined electrical performance.

2. Electronic devices: Vanadium evaporation materials are used in the manufacture of electronic devices. Their electrical conductivity and thermal stability ensure functionality when subjected to high temperatures during processing. They are used in the production of components such as transistors, diodes and capacitors.

3. Solar cells: Vanadium evaporation materials are employed in the production of solar cells. Deposited vanadium layers are applied onto photovoltaic materials to increase light absorption and conversion efficiency, thereby improving cell performance.

4. Cutting tools and wear-resistant components: The hardness and wear resistance of vanadium make it suitable for fabricating cutting tools and wear-resistant components. Materials in these applications must retain their sharpness and functional performance under high loads and abrasive conditions.

5. Catalysis: Vanadium evaporation materials are used as catalysts in various chemical reactions. Their capacity to increase reaction rates without significant degradation is utilised in industrial processes.

6. Research and Development: Vanadium evaporation materials are frequently used in research and development. Researchers utilise their specific properties to investigate new materials, devices and technologies.

Packaging:

Our evaporation materials are carefully handled to avoid damage during storage and transport. This procedure preserves the quality of the products in their original condition.