Ultrasonic Spray Pyrolysis Coating System Coater Supplier

Overview

The CF02 Ultra-High-Temperature Ultrasonic Spray Pyrolysis System is designed for applications requiring moderate high-temperature drying, spray pyrolysis, spray drying, and substrate coating, with a surface temperature capability of up to 600°C. This system enables the preparation of uniform thin-film coatings, including:

· Indium Tin Oxide (ITO)

· Aluminum-doped Zinc Oxide (AZO)

· Zinc Oxide (ZnO)

· Fluorine-doped Oxide Layers

Customized Solutions

We provide tailored solutions for cutting-edge industries, including:

Key Advantages

· Full-spectrum support: End-to-end solutions for functional coatings, ensuring stable mass production.

· R&D customization: Specialized coating development for unique instrument requirements.

· OEM services: Comprehensive coating processing for diverse industrial needs.

Technical Highlights

Core Features

· Uniform thin-film deposition: Achieves coatings as thin as tens of nanometers.

· Precise flow control: Stable spraying even at ultra-low flow rates.

· High thickness accuracy: Exceptional control over coating uniformity.

· >95% liquid utilization: Minimizes waste and reduces operational costs.

· Clog-resistant ultrasonic nozzle: Ensures uninterrupted operation.

· Compact benchtop design: Portable and space-efficient.

· Scalability: Suitable for both R&D and production-scale demands.

· Repeatable results: Highly controllable spraying for consistent performance.

Target Industries

· Electronics

· New Energy

· Biomedical

· Glass

· Textiles/Nonwovens

· Nanotechnology

Specifications

Basic Parameters

Advanced Capabilities

· Ultrasonic nozzle technology: Enables nanoscale misting for perovskite, dye-sensitized, and organic solar cell research/production.

· 600°C thermal stability: Ensures dense, homogeneous coatings for transparent conductive layers in displays, sensors, and flexible electronics.

· Process versatility: Supports spray pyrolysis, dry deposition, and precursor decomposition for ceramics and functional oxides.