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Zinc, a versatile and highly conductive metal, plays a crucial role in modern technology. Its efficient evaporation properties and adaptability make it ideal for a wide range of applications, particularly in thin film deposition processes used in optics, electronics, and semiconductors.
At AEM DEPOSITION, we specialize in providing high-purity zinc pellet evaporation materials designed to meet the stringent demands of manufacturers. Our zinc pellets are available in various sizes and can be customized to your specific needs for both R&D and large-scale production.
Whether you're an experienced manufacturer or just starting out, AEM DEPOSITION is your trusted partner for high-quality zinc evaporation materials. Contact us today to discuss your specific requirements and receive a personalized quote.
| Material Type | Zinc |
| Symbol | Zn |
| Atomic Weight | 65.38 |
| Atomic Number | 30 |
| Color/Appearance | Bluish Pale Gray, Metallic |
| Thermal Conductivity | 116 W/m.K |
| Melting Point (°C) | 420 |
| Coefficient of Thermal Expansion | 30.2 x 10-6/K |
| Theoretical Density (g/cc) | 7.14 |
| Z Ratio | 0.514 |
| E-Beam | Excellent |
| Thermal Evaporation Techniques |
Boat: Mo, W, Ta Coil: W Basket: W Crucible: Al2O3, Q |
| E-Beam Crucible Liner Material | Fabmate®, Graphite, Tungsten |
| Temp. (°C) for Given Vap. Press. (Torr) |
10-8: 127 10-6: 177 10-4: 250 |
| Comments | Evaporates well under wide range of conditions. |
Our zinc evaporation materials, with up to 99.9999% purity, produce high-quality thin films with minimal impurities. This makes them ideal for use in optical coatings, electronics, and semiconductor applications.
Consistency is key in deposition processes. Our zinc evaporation materials are carefully processed and tested to ensure uniform composition and particle size, delivering reliable and repeatable film quality for all your deposition needs.
We offer zinc evaporation materials in pellet, granule and powder forms, with customization options to meet your specific application requirements. Whether you need specific dimensions, shapes, or packaging, we can tailor our products to suit your needs.
Whether for research or large-scale production, we offer high-quality zinc evaporation materials at competitive prices. You can count on us for both cost-effectiveness and premium performance, no matter the size of your order.
AEM DEPOSITION takes pride in providing fast and reliable delivery, no matter where you are located. With a strong supply chain, we ensure that you receive your evaporation materials on time, keeping your projects on schedule.
Zinc is a popular choice for evaporation processes due to its many useful properties. Here's why copper pellets are widely used:
Zinc's high electrical and thermal conductivity makes it ideal for applications requiring efficient energy transfer, such as thin film coatings in electronics and semiconductors.
Zinc's low melting point ensures efficient evaporation at lower temperatures, reducing both energy use and process times in thin film deposition.
Zinc provides excellent adhesion to a variety of substrates, resulting in durable, high-quality coatings that resist wear and environmental degradation.
Zinc's natural resistance to oxidation and corrosion enhances the durability of coatings, providing long-lasting protection in various environments.
Zinc pellets are highly adaptable, suitable for a wide range of vacuum evaporation processes. Whether used in optical coatings, electronics, or protective layers, zinc performs reliably across industries.
Zinc is a cost-efficient material, offering a practical solution for manufacturers without compromising on performance or quality in evaporation processes.
Zinc plays a critical role in semiconductor applications, used to create high-purity thin films that are essential for advanced electronic devices and microelectronics.
Zinc is widely used as an anode material in various electrochemical processes, offering excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance, making it ideal for energy storage and protection applications.
Zinc is a popular choice for optical coatings, providing wear protection, decorative finishes, and high-performance coatings for displays and lenses, enhancing durability and clarity.
Zinc evaporation materials are extensively used in semiconductor deposition, chemical vapor deposition (CVD), and physical vapor deposition (PVD), offering reliable performance for creating thin, uniform coatings in high-tech industries.
Zinc pellet evaporation material is commonly used in vacuum deposition processes, such as thermal evaporation, to create thin films of zinc on various substrates. Industries like optics, electronics, and coatings often use this material for protective, decorative, and functional coatings.
We offer zinc pellets in various sizes to accommodate different evaporation systems, with purities typically ranging from 99.9% to 99.9999%. Custom sizes and purities can be provided based on your specific requirements.
We conduct stringent quality control measures, including purity analysis, size consistency checks, and surface inspections to ensure that our zinc pellets meet industry standards for evaporation processes. Detailed certificates of analysis (COA) are available with each batch.
Lead times for large bulk orders may vary depending on order volume and availability. Typically, we process and ship bulk orders within 1-3 weeks. Contact us for more precise delivery estimates based on your order size.
Yes, our team can offer guidance on the optimal use of zinc pellets in evaporation systems, including advice on deposition rates, temperatures, and other process parameters to ensure efficient application.
Yes, we provide competitive pricing and volume discounts for large bulk purchases. Contact our sales team to discuss pricing options based on the quantity you need.
Zinc is a moderately toxic metal, and inhalation of zinc fumes can be harmful. It is important to wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including gloves, eye protection, and respiratory protection, when handling zinc pellets and working with evaporation equipment.
Zinc coatings can tarnish or oxidize, especially in harsh environments. They may also pose environmental risks and have compatibility issues with certain materials.
