Glassy Carbon Coated Graphite Crucible

VeTek Semiconductor is a leading supplier of customized Glassy Carbon Coated Graphite Crucible in China, specializing in glassy carbon materials for many years.Our Glassy Carbon Coated Graphite Crucible is meticulously engineered to deliver exceptional performance specifically for E-beam Guns, silicon single crystal pulling, epitaxy. It offers enhanced durability against scratching and other friction, also reduces the generation of dust.Welcome to visit us.

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Discover a wide range of SiC coating, TaC coating, and Pyrolytic Graphite Coated graphite Elements at VeTek Semiconductor in China. We offer competitive prices and professional after-sales service, making us an ideal partner for cooperation.

VeTek Semiconductor Glassy Carbon Coated Graphite Crucibles are compatible with various evaporation sources and come in different materials. Carbon graphite and glassy coated carbon graphite are popular choices due to their favorable thermal properties and affordability.

Our Glassy Carbon Coated Graphite Crucibles are made from dense, poly-crystalline material with interconnected porosity. They can be purified to a high level of 5ppm or less, ensuring exceptional quality.

VeTek Semiconductor also provides an alternative to glassy coated graphite with our specialized amorphous carbon treatment. This treatment results in a hard, abrasion-resistant, and nonporous surface, delivering enhanced durability and protection against scratching and friction.

Our Glassy Carbon Coated Graphite Crucibles are black and glass-like, offering high purity, chemical resistance, and gas impermeability. They are widely used in the semiconductor manufacturing industry.

With features like compatibility with different graphite substrates, retaining graphite characteristics, and reducing graphite powder production, our crucibles provide increased durability and friction protection.

Applications for our crucibles include parts for silicon single crystal pulling devices, epitaxial growth, continuous casting dies, and glass sealing jigs.