The revolutionary Evactron® Remote Plasma Cleaner will be introduced by Evactron at AVS, Booth #212.
This provides an affordable, simple and fast way to remove oils and dirt from vacuum chambers.
The Evactron® EP-series starts at just US $9950. The EP works with Turbo molecular pumped systems and can be started at any pressure < 100 Pa (750 mTorr).
Q So, tell me how it works
A The Evactron® EP Plasma Cleaning System uses flowing afterglow cleaning with air to clean carbon compounds from vacuum chambers.
The new system has instant ignition from any vacuum level. It uses a low wattage hollow cathode electrode to produce plasma. It is compact and affordable.
Q Is it easy to use?
A Yes it is! It has only one control: an on/off switch that turns on the RF power and gas flow in the chamber to start the cleaning plasma.
Q Who is Evactron? Have they been around for long?
A Evactron invented the Evactron® De-Contaminator in 1999 - the first plasma cleaner to use a downstream cleaning process to remove carbon from electron microscopes. We have sold 2,000 units. All Evactron products come with a 5 year warranty.
Q How do I learn more?
A Visit Booth #212 at AVS 2014 or click here to go to the EP product page.
About Evactron
Evactron was founded in 1991 by Ronald Vane to provide an effective way to gently clean scanning electron microscopes (SEMs), focused ion beams (FIBs) and other vacuum systems.
Evactron manufactures and sells the Evactron® De-Contaminator, which removes hydrocarbon contamination from SEMs, FIBs and other vacuum systems.
It has been described by one of our users as the only accessory you can buy for the SEM that will improve the performance of the instrument.