PECVD
ideal für thermisch empfindliche Substrate

Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition (PECVD) is an established process for depositing reactive thin films from the gas phase—even at relatively low substrate temperatures. A plasma activates the process gases, generating highly reactive species that form dense, functional layers on the substrate surface.

PECVD is especially well-suited for thermally sensitive substrates, such as those used in packaging or display applications. The resulting coatings can serve a wide range of functions, including diffusion barriers, anti-reflective layers, and hydrophobic or oleophobic surfaces.

This technology is scalable, stable, and easy to integrate into roll-to-roll vacuum systems—making it ideal for large-area industrial applications.

Low Process Temperatures

Gentle deposition on heat-sensitive substrates like polymers and films

Multifunctional Coatings

Suitable for barrier layers, optical functions, and surface modification

Stable, Scalable Process

High reproducibility from lab setups to full-scale production

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20.01.2026 - 22.01.2026
SPIE Photonics West 2026

San Francisco, CA, USA

The Moscone Center

Booth 2261

17.03.2026 - 19.03.2026
H2 & FC Expo Tokio 2026

Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo Big Sight

07.04.2026 - 10.04.2026
China Glass 2026

Shanghai, China

Shanghai New International Expo Center

N1 / 181

13.10.2026 - 15.10.2026
Semicon West 2026

San Francisco, CA, USA

Moscone Center

North Hall | Booth 5373

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