Bench-top Vacuum Melt Spinning System with 15KW Power Supply - VTC-200S

    VTC-200S is a benchtop vacuum melt spinning system for preparing amorphous metallic ribbons up to 2000ºC.  In this technique, metal ingots are melted via the induction heating method and then propelled by over pressurizing the crucible. A thin stream of molten is then dropped onto a fast-spinning surface of a cold copper drum. This causes rapid quenching & solidification of the molten and thus form the ribbon (< 10 mm width) of the liquid metal alloy 
    The system features an SS air-tight chamber with a front observation window. A turbo backed by a dual-stage oil pump is optional for achieving a high vacuum up to 10^-6 torr. The unit provides inlet and outlet valves for inert gas purging. This helps to protect samples from moisture or oxygen exposure during the melt spinning process. The user can also control the RPM of the drum, induction heating power, temperature, and pressure applied to the crucible.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Features	The 15 KW ( 220VAC, Three phases) induction heating system for worldwide use. Treating materials with melting points up to ~ 2000°C with 10 - 20g Max 200mm diameter copper flywheel with max. 31 meters /sec. spinning speed Crucible to copper wheel distance adjustable 0~10mm (manual adjustment) Vacuum casting attachment is included as a great add-on to make the casting part Compact dimension for space-saving
Power	15 KW Induction Heater for melting point < 1500°C Voltage: 208- 240VAC, Three Phases, 50/60 Hz Input Current: 42 Amp Frequency: 30 - 80 kHz
Control Station	All functional controls in one digital panel: Temperature & induction power control, copper drum spinning speed & ON/OFF of Mechanical & Turbo Pump, solenoid valves for pump isolation and gas purging, and Melt-Spinning.
Vacuum Chamber	Stainless steel vacuum chamber: 300 x 300 x 480 mm Hinged type door with quartz observation window (120mm dia.) Vacuum level: 5 e-5 torr within 30 minutes by turbopump KF40 and ISO100-K vacuum port is built to the chamber. Please choose a vacuum pump or gas purification system at the link below:        Mechanical pump    Turbopump station 1 ppm oxygen purification system
Induction Heater	Induction Heater: Desktop 15KW Induction Heater, 30 - 80kHz (Standard) High Frequency 10 KW Induction Heater, 80 - 200kHz (available at extra cost) Max. sample load: 5 - 20g (Fe based ) Max. working temperature: 2000°C The temperature controller with Thermocouple is not available. If you need a melt-spinner with such control, please click the link below. Coils with different sizes are available optionally Note: Water cooling for the induction heater is needed
Crucibles	Two quartz crucibles with an orifice of 0.5 - 1mm dia. are included for materials of melting point < 1200ºC Customized crucibles made of quartz or BN are available upon request at extra cost Optional graphite casing assembly (graphite casing+quartz insulation+larger induction coil in diameter) are also available upon request at extra cost for refractory and low permeability materials (such as Cu, BiTe, and GaAs) (Please refer to the pictures below and Application Notes for more details)
Spinning Wheel	Copper flywheel without water cooling (200 mm Dia. x 40 mm W) 0 - 31 m/s adjustable Max. Speed: 3000 RPM Max. Ribbon width: 12 mm (depended on the nozzle of crucible) The water-cooling wheel is available upon request with extra cost Please see the left Pic for more detail The attachment for casting is available upon request at an extra cost
Collecting Drum	Spun and solidified material is collected by the vacuum-sealed drum. Collector Length: 300 mm The extended length of the cylinder is available at an extra cost
Optional	A water-chiller is required but not included, please click the image below left to order (Pic. 1) The melt spinner may connect to a glovebox to handle air-sensitive material. (Click Pic2 below) Sample transforming from glovebox to melt-spinner chamber (Pic. 3 &4 is available upon request.
Compliance	CE Certified NRTL certification is available upon request at an extra cost
Application Notes	Material testing using melt-spinning is available, otherwise, we use NbFeB as the standard for testing before shipping Please be advised that not every material can be melt spun.  In order to achieve melt-spinning successfully,  the material melt must have a proper viscosity.  It is the customer's responsibility to find the right composition, crucible size, and power supply Ferromagnetic metals are generally responsive to induction heating. For refractory materials, e.g. materials with high melting point (>1200ºC) or low permeability (μ/μ0<100), please consider using BN crucibles with graphite casing for the best performance The equipment also can be modified into a casting and granulating furnace