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| Make/Type: | GMC / LC-tray degassing chamber | |
| Group-Subgroup: | 8 Laminating - Tools for glass laminating | |
| Reference: | S-LTD-322 | |
| Construction Year: | 2022 | |
| Condition: | 05 USED As seen and approved | |
| Info: | LC-tray degassing chamber
The LC-tray degassing chamber is a high-precision vacuum station specifically designed for the electronics and display manufacturing industries. It is used to remove entrapped air and dissolved gases from Liquid Crystal (LC) materials held in an aluminum tray before the material is processed or filled into display panels. Description The system creates a controlled vacuum environment that forces gas bubbles to rise and escape the liquid, ensuring a bubble-free material critical for the reliability of high-end electronic displays. Precision Handling: The tray must remain perfectly level ("waterpas") at all times to prevent spillage of the expensive LC liquid. Loading System: High-end models, such as those from Masévon, utilize a specialized drawer or adaptation system to ensure "no shock or shake" movements during loading. Chamber Construction: Built from highly polished 304 stainless steel or aluminum to meet extreme cleanliness standards, prevent moisture collection, and allow for quick cleaning between batches. Observation: Typically includes a thick acrylic or glass monitoring window to allow operators to observe bubble behavior and liquid surface stability during the cycle. www.werktuigen.com www.werktuigen.com +2 Technical Datasheet Based on industrial specifications for models like the GMC/Masévon series, common technical parameters include: Feature Specification Pressure Set Points Adjustable between 1.10³ and 1.10⁻³ mBar Measurement Range 1.10³ to 5.10⁻⁴ mBar Time Set Points Adjustable from 1 to 600 minutes per step Degassing Duration Programmable from minutes to several days Cycle Type Fully automatic evacuation; manual vent step for safety Rates Controllable evacuation and ventilation rates Key Features Automation: The evacuation cycle (A–D) is typically fully automated to ensure process repeatability. Contamination Control: Polished interior surfaces ensure no process contamination is caused by chamber manufacturing materials. Stability: High-strength construction allows the chamber to hold high vacuum levels for extended periods, even days. Used machines Used machines +1 Are you looking for a service manual for a specific 2021-era model or do you need a quote for a custom cleanroom-compatible system? |
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