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General| Brand | Diener |
|---|---|
| Model | femto |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Describes different types of basic units and their physical dimensions.
Details gas supply options, including needle valves and MFCs.
Explains electrical and gas connections for different basic unit types.
Describes vacuum chamber configurations, materials, and cleaning procedures.
Details different types of carriers for plasma processes.
Describes various electrode types and their applications.
Explains the software controls for operating the plasma machine.
Details specifications and types of generators used with the system.
Provides information on different vacuum pump types and their specifications.
Lists and describes optional features and accessories for the plasma system.
Precautions related to high voltage and proper power connection.
Warning against using the machine in moist environments.
Guidance on preventing electrical short circuits involving electrodes.
Caution regarding hot electrodes during operation.
Safety checks and prohibitions related to process gases.
Instructions for using the gas ballast valve with oxygen.
Requirements for safe routing of exhaust gases.
Warning about aggressive liquids damaging needle valves.
Safety instructions for handling the power plug and connections.
Prohibition of encasing animals in the plasma system.
Advice on avoiding dust and debris to prevent machine damage.
Guidelines for maintenance, oil changes, and authorized repairs.
Daily checks and manual reference for pump oil level and change intervals.
Semi-annual checks for components like door switch and vacuum switch.
Instructions for cleaning the machine exterior and chamber.
Procedure for cleaning door seals daily and changing them semi-annually.
Testing electrode retainer for leaks and checking plasma color.
General guidance on process parameters for standard systems.
Considerations for material sensitivity to heat, UV, and gases.
Visual examples of plasma spread in different configurations.
Checking gas bottle pressure and regulator settings.
Guidance on selecting appropriate gases and pressure regulators.
Information on connecting gas lines using Swagelok fittings.
Safety recommendations for handling and storing gas bottles.
Overview of gas consumption based on machine type and flow rates.
How to set gas correction factors in the PRS software.
Adjustable parameters like process duration, gas, pressure, and power.
Detailed parameters for cleaning various materials.
General and specific parameters for material activation processes.
Parameters for etching metals, plastics, glass, and ceramics.
Processes for coating materials via plasma polymerization.
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