Thermal evaporation in two planes

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1992-03-24

1993-03-30

Bueker, Richard

Coating processes

Coating by vapor, gas, or smoke

Metal coating

4272555, 118726, 118730, C23C 1424

Patent

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051982722

ABSTRACT:
Vacuum metallizing substrates having both vertical and horizontal surfaces occurs by directing metal from two remote sources by thermal evaporation. One source is connected horizontally below the object to depose metal vertically toward the object to the horizontal surface thereof. The second source is connected vertically to the object to depose metal horizontally toward the object to the vertical surface thereof. A vacuum chamber contains a rotating carousel supporting the objects with the sources located fixedly within the chamber to perform the thermal evaporation.

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patent: 4431711 (1984-02-01), Eisfeller
patent: 4584965 (1986-04-01), Ogisu
patent: 4668479 (1987-05-01), Manabe
patent: 5079854 (1992-01-01), Hammond
patent: 5133604 (1992-07-01), Eisfeller

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