Varian
The Varian 3118 10 E E-Beam Evaporator is an integrated system for thin-film deposition. The system includes a Lamb UC 50/30 chiller, an ARCO Temescal high voltage power unit, a Temescal CV 8 sweep controller for beam positioning, and a DYN-Optics 580 D optical monitor for real-time film thickness control.[1][2]

Plate 01Varian 3118 E-beam Evaporator Thermal Evaporator used semiconductor equipment
Power
High Voltage[1]
Vacuum
Vacuum pumps, chamber, mounting pieces[1]
Performance
Beam positioning & deposition uniformity[1]
Optics
DYN-Optics 580 D Optical Monitor:[1]
An e-beam evaporator is used for thin-film deposition in semiconductor processing. The class is used when a material must be evaporated in vacuum and deposited as a film on a substrate.
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The Varian 3118 10 E is an e-beam evaporator.[1]
The Varian 3118 10 E is configured as an integrated system.[1]
The Varian 3118 10 E includes a DYN-Optics 580 D optical monitor for real-time film thickness and deposition control.[1]
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Last updated Oct 15, 2026.
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