Vaporizing crucible for vacuum vapor coating systems

Metallurgical apparatus – Means for holding or supporting work – Receptacle

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118 48, 219121EB, C23C 1312

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039840883

ABSTRACT:
A vaporizing crucible for vapor depositing systems, especially for electron beam heating, includes a plurality of side-by-side segments held in contact with one another by an adjustable compression device. The individual segments have between them layers of a resilient, electrically conductive material which forms a joint between adjacent segments. The segments are surrounded by a frame in which the adjustable compression device is positioned for the transfer of current and compressing the segments. A layer of resilient conductive material can also be positioned between the compression device and the lateral surfaces of the segments, extending perpendicular to the joints. The frame can also include a hollow base on which the segments rest. A layer of resilient, electrically conductive material can be positioned between the segments and the hollow base.

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