Denton Vacuum
The Denton Vacuum BTT IV Thermal is a benchtop turbo high-vacuum thermal evaporation system. The Denton Vacuum BTT IV Thermal is configured with one thermal evaporative source. The Denton Vacuum BTT IV Thermal has a quartz bell jar with implosion guard measuring 12" diameter by 18" high.[1][2]

The Denton Vacuum BTT IV Thermal is a benchtop thermal evaporation deposition system. The machine belongs to the deposition category and uses a turbo high-vacuum configuration.[1][2][4]
The BTT IV Thermal is configured with one thermal evaporative source. The machine includes a crystal film thickness monitor option, a touch screen PLC controller, and a quartz bell jar with implosion guard.[1][2][4]
The BTT IV Thermal uses a high-vacuum turbo pump with a roughing pump built into the system base. The machine also includes an automatic pumpdown and venting sequence with manual overrides, plus an automatic filament evaporation cycle.[1][3]
The BTT IV Thermal has an integrated touch screen control panel. The machine also includes an LN two cold trap and a high vacuum valve.[3]
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Last updated Oct 10, 2026.
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