CRESSINGTON 108 Auto SPUTTER COATER (Au-Pd)
Zeiss SEM lab
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108 Auto Cressington Sputter Coater
GENERAL INFORMATION | OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The 108 Sputter Coater is typically used for sample coating with Au-Pd of non-conducting samples for standard SEM imaging. The system is simple to operate, offers rapid pumpdown times, fine grain coatings and negligible sample heating.
Cool, fine-grain sputtering is achieved with a very efficient low voltage DC magnetron head. The quick change target method allows a range of metals to be used.
The instrument is located inside the Zeiss SEM room at Schapiro 1016.
Contact Information
For additional information about the Cressington 108 Auto Sputter Coater, please contact Dr. Amir ZangiAbadi at az2476@columbia.edu or contact the EM Staff at: EM_equipment@columbia.edu.