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Precision Dip Coating for High Quality Thin Films
Easily achieve a range of coating thicknesses with our user-friendly system
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With high performance specifications and simple-to-use integrated software, the Ossila Dip Coater gives you the tools to coat high quality films at an affordable price. Our dip coater uses a high precision stage and motor to consistently produce and reproduce high quality films with ease.
The integrated software makes it easy to set up and allows you to choose between manual or automatic operation. Set the immersion and withdrawal properties independently to create both constant and variable film thicknesses. You can save 10 different programmes, each of which can store up to 20 routines, to coat multiple substrates without needing to reconfigure the device each time.
Designed by experienced material scientists, the Ossila Dip Coater improves workflow in the lab with a quick-release clamp and magnetic ruler attachment.
Wide Range of Speeds
Achieve a range of coating thicknesses
Integrated Software
No PC required
Precision Motion
High degree of accuracy and reproducibility
Sturdy, Non-Slip Design
Rubber feet keep the dip coater stable
Compact Size
Built to fit in any lab
Smooth Motion
Produce high quality coatings
Easy to Use
User-friendly control panel
Two-Year Warranty
Covered by the Ossila Warranty
Specifications
| Minimum Withdrawal Rate | 0.01 mm.s-1 |
|---|---|
| Maximum Withdrawal Rate | 50 mm s-1 |
| Rate Reproducibility | ±0.01% @ 1mms-1 ; ± 0.1% @ 10 mm.s-1 ; ± 0.3% @ 50 mm.s-1 |
| Maximum Travel Distance | 100 mm |
| Maximum Number of Cycles | 1000 cycles |
| Maximum Timer Duration | 99:59:59 (HH:MM:SS) |
| Integrated Software Features | Variable withdrawal speed, repeat cycles, crash detection |
| Programmes | 20 |
| Power Supply | DC 24 V |
| Product Dimensions (W x H x D) | 200 mm x 350 mm (450 mm fully extended) x 300 mm (7.87" x 13.78" x 11.81") |
| Weight | 3.6 kg |
Dip Coater user manualDip Coater Features
High Precision Motor
We have developed a motor with a high degree of accuracy and reproducibility for a smooth motion profile. You can be sure that each time you coat your sample, you will get the same results every time.
Wide Range of Speeds
Our dip coater can withdraw a substrate from solution at varying rates, from as low as 0.01mm/s to as high as 50mm/s. Customize your films to fit your required coating thicknesses using one dip coating system.
Variable Withdrawal
For high quality gradient films, the speed of withdrawal can be varied across the substrate length. Customize your film charactistics and produce films suitable for a wide range of research applications.
In-Built Safety
The crash detection system can detect when the substrate or arm crashes into the base of the coater or a beaker. To reduce the chance of damaging your samples or equipment, the motor stops automatically.
Quick-Release Clamp
Our quick release clamp design lets you quickly load and unload samples onto the dip coater arm. Streamline your experimental process with a system that tackles workflow issues.
Dip Coater Gallery
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Resources and Support
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