Industries

Semiconductor Manufacturing (MOCVD, MOVPE, ALD)

Advanced manufacturing (CVD, VPI, ALD)

Industrial specialty gas

Industrial High Pressure and/or High Temperature

Optical

Composites

Nanomachines

Pharmaceutical production

Food production

Biotech research and production

Medical

Military

Adhesives

Plastics

Paints

CVD: Chemical Vapor Deposition has applications across a wide range of industries

Coatings - Coatings for a variety of applications such as wear resistance, corrosion resistance, high temperature protection, erosion protection and combinations thereof.

Semiconductors and related devices - Integrated circuits, sensors and optoelectronic devices

Dense structural parts - CVD can be used to produce components that are difficult or uneconomical to produce using conventional fabrication techniques. Dense parts produced via CVD are generally thin walled and maybe deposited onto a mandrel or former.

Optical Fibers - For telecommunications.

Composites - Preforms can be infiltrated using CVD techniques to produce ceramic matrix composites such as carbon-carbon, carbon-silicon carbide and silicon carbide-silicon carbide composites. This process is sometimes called chemical vapor infiltration or CVI.

Powder production - Production of innovative powders and fibers

Catalysts