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ISO Flanged SS Fluorocarbon Bonnet Bellows Sealed Gate Valves (Manual)

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TFM’s stainless steel standard gate valves are dependable and cost-effective solutions for high-vacuum (HV) applications that prioritize cleanliness and corrosion resistance. Constructed from general-purpose electropolished stainless steel, these valves ensure a smooth, clean surface that enhances performance. Their compact design offers high conductance, making them efficient for various applications while conserving space. Additionally, these gate valves provide shock-free operation with minimal vibration, ensuring stability and reliability in demanding environments. Choose TFM for high-quality gate valves that deliver both efficiency and durability.

Ordering Table

Drawing	Flange Size	Bonnet Seal Type	Thread	Part Number
	ISO63-F (5.12" OD)	Fluorocarbon (FKM)	M8	GV0250MVIF
	ISO100-F (6.50" OD)	Fluorocarbon (FKM)	M8	GV0400MVIF
	ISO160-F (8.86" OD)	Fluorocarbon (FKM)	M10	GV0600MVIF

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FAQ

What are sputtering targets and their applications?

Sputtering targets are materials used in thin-film deposition processes to create coatings on substrates. They are used in industries like semiconductors, optics, photovoltaics, and electronics.

What are evaporation materials and how are they used?

Evaporation materials are used in Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) processes, where materials are heated and evaporated to form a thin film on a substrate. These are critical for applications in optics, wear protection, and decorative coatings.

What is the role of evaporation sources like boat crucibles?

Boat crucibles are used as containers for evaporation materials during PVD processes. They help to uniformly evaporate materials onto the substrate for thin film formation.

What is the difference between sputtering and evaporation in thin film deposition?

Sputtering uses energetic particles to eject material from a target, while evaporation involves heating a material until it vaporizes and deposits on a substrate. Both are common methods in Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) for creating thin films.

What factors should I consider when choosing the right sputtering target?

Consider the material composition, purity, target size, and application-specific requirements such as the thickness and uniformity of the film.

Do you offer custom sputtering targets or evaporation materials?

Yes, we offer customized sputtering targets, evaporation materials, and crucibles to meet specific customer requirements for size, material composition, and purity.

Can you provide advice on the optimal material for a specific thin film application?

Yes, we can assist in selecting the most suitable material based on your application, whether it’s for optical coatings, semiconductor fabrication, or decorative finishes.

Can you supply small quantities of materials for research and development purposes?

Yes, we offer both bulk and small quantities of sputtering targets, evaporation materials, and spherical powders to support research, prototyping, and development projects.