CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION COATING

CVD is the most advanced thin film deposition technique that uses a process, wherein a chemical reaction takes place in a chamber and turns the reactant (gas)to a solid product which deposes on the target surface.

Advantage

Characterizing excellent coverage, far superior to coating with epoxy, urethane or silicone.
Excellent chemical properties, can resolve problems caused by corrosion by acids or alkaline.
Colorless, and highly transparent, the original appearance and property of the target objects are not affected.
Can prevent surface particles from coming off the product.
Completely weather proof, moisture-proof, rust-proof and weathering mitigated.
Organic solvent resistant (not resolved in any common solvents). Mildew resistant, and antimicrobial.
Low permeability to gases, high shielding effect.
Excellent temperature stability (±200℃).
Excellent temperature stability (-200℃～+400℃) for AF4.
Mildew resistant, and antimicrobial.
Low friction coefficient.
High insulation resistance and high voltage with standability.

Application range

1. Semi-conductor manufacturing

Molecular coating protects the PCB from moist the service life.

Meet the requirements of electronic equipment or sensing components in a strict standard environment, such as semiconductor processing, MEMS and other high-tech industries.

2. Protection of important documents and antiques

Molecular coating can be painted on any shape of an object without damaging the appearance of the artifacts.

Water-proof, anti-rust, antibacterial and mothproof.

3.The upgrading of traditional industries

Molecular coating can be painted on any shape of an object without damaging the appearance of the artifacts.

Water-proof, anti-rust, antibacterial and mothproof.