Fluid feedthroughs use a hermetic seal to transmit fluids through the walls of a pressurized or vacuum system. Devices include nitrogen, air, and water feedthroughs. Search by Specification | Learn More about Fluid Feedthroughs

Mechanical feedthroughs transmit mechanical motion through the walls of a vacuum system. Both linear and rotary feedthroughs are included in this grouping. Search by Specification | Learn More about Mechanical Feedthroughs

Feedthroughs transmit electrical current, fluids, optical signals, or mechanical motion through the walls of a pressurized or vacuum system through a hermetic seal. Search by Specification | Learn More about Feedthroughs

...and still maintain rated performances. The capacity refers to the capacity of the heated interior space of the unit. Vacuum ranges for vacuum ovens can be rough or low, (< 760, > 1 torr), medium (< 1, >10-3 torr), high vacuum (< 10-3... Search by Specification | Learn More about Vacuum Ovens

The length refers to the length dimension of the unit, or on tube furnaces, the heated length. The vacuum or pressure range can be rough or low (< 760, > 1 torr), medium (< 1, >10-3 torr), high vacuum (< 10-3, >10-8 torr), ultra-high... Search by Specification | Learn More about Vacuum Furnaces

...port size or outer diameter, vacuum or pressure range, and operating or bake-out temperature. The vacuum or pressure range can be rough or low (< 760, > 1 torr), medium (< 1, >10-3 torr), high vacuum (< 10-3, >10-8 torr), ultra-high... Search by Specification | Learn More about Vacuum Viewports and Access Doors

...and operating or bake-out temperature. The vacuum or pressure range can be rough or low (< 760, > 1 torr), medium (< 1, >10-3 torr), high vacuum (< 10-3, >10-8 torr), ultra-high vacuum (< 10-8 torr), and elevated pressures (> 760... Search by Specification | Learn More about Vacuum Valves

...without breaking the main vacuum. Surface analysis or universal chambers are often the starting point for a custom configured chamber design. Vacuum ranges for vacuum chambers and components can be rough or low, (< 760, > 1 torr), medium (< 1... Search by Specification | Learn More about Vacuum Chambers and Components

...760, > 1 torr), medium (< 1, >10-3 torr), high vacuum (< 10-3, >10-8 torr), ultra-high vacuum (< 10-8 torr), and elevated pressures (> 760 torr). The maximum operating or bake-out temperature that the fitting, flange or vacuum... Search by Specification | Learn More about Vacuum Flanges and Fittings

Thin film equipment uses vacuum processing for the modification of surfaces using CVD, PVD, plasma etching, and thermal oxidation or ion implantation. Search by Specification | Learn More about Thin Film Equipment

...operated (e.g., a handwheel) or powered (e.g., hydraulic tilt). Normally, when the word vacuum is used it refers to any absolute pressure below that of normal atmospheric pressure. Atmospheric pressure is defined as 14.7 psia or 760 torr, any pressure... Search by Specification | Learn More about Industrial Ovens

Laboratory ovens are used in a variety of thermal processing applications including general lab work, component and stability testing, core hardening, drying glassware, and sterilizing. Search by Specification | Learn More about Laboratory Ovens

Laboratory furnaces provide continuous heating to process samples and materials. Search by Specification | Learn More about Laboratory Furnaces

Industrial furnaces are built of several kinds of high temperature (refractory) materials to hold the process material and hold in the heat without breaking down during the several months that they usually run. Search by Specification | Learn More about Industrial Furnaces