by massvac | Nov 22, 2016 | Blog
By Konstantin Grytsenko The first story is about my youth. I did not too much read sci. publications, so did not know, that PTFE is not possible to deposit film in vacuum by thermal evaporation. Just put the piece of PTFE in crucible and got the film. Farther got...
by massvac | Nov 22, 2016 | Blog
Have you ever met with a colleague or customer on the production floor to discuss a problem they were experiencing, only to see it happen first hand while you were there? It continually surprises and amazes me how often I have had this experience. I recall one...
by massvac | Nov 22, 2016 | Blog
When it comes to eye-opening pranks, hacks, and stunts, no one can equal a team of determined engineering students. If you’re looking for inspiration – speaking strictly hypothetically, of course – or want to sit back and marvel at what your fellow engineers can...
by massvac | Nov 22, 2016 | Blog
We have introduced a new portable degas system that features plug and play operation and is sized and priced for research labs and small batch production applications. The MV 4-Gallon Portable Degas System features a 4-gallon stainless steel chamber, a clear 1” thick...
by massvac | Nov 22, 2016 | Blog
The Call: We received a call from a company using dry rotary claw vacuum pumps on their extruder vents. This company extrudes Polystyrene and ABS with a variety of extrusion equipment and had recently installed vacuum extruder vents on all of their extruders....
by massvac | Nov 22, 2016 | Blog
I always thought vacuum technology was a little boring. The applications/processes that utilize vacuum however can be very interesting and sometimes even fascinating. I have been in the industry going on three decades now and it is still amazing to run into an...
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