Forged Products for Vacuum Device Chamber Walls

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Integral Molding for Parts Requiring High Vacuum

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The walls of large chambers in LCD and semiconductor fabrication equipment are typically made of rolled materials that are welded. However, this arrangement necessitates post-production testing for leaks. Using instead cast parts formed through integral molding avoids the added cost of molding the rolled material.

Features

  • A large chamber measuring more than 2.5 meters can be manufactured all at once.
  • As the forged part is produced through integral molding, there are no welding joints, making it stronger and providing a greater vacuum.
  • As the piece is free forged, no dies, jigs or other tools are needed. This allows highly varied, small-lot production. (Even single-piece production is possible.)

Delivered Shapes

Delivery in forged state

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Length of outer wall 2,760×3,155 mm
Length of inner wall 2,320×2,720 mm
Height 435 mm
Product weight 2,775 kg

Delivery in roughly finished part

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Length of outer wall 2,210×2,210 mm
Length of inner wall 2,030×2,030 mm
Height 665 mm
Product weight 1,260 kg

Production Facilities

15,000-ton
forging press

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Manipulator for handling forged elements

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Equipment for machining large parts

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