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Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB Programmable Spin Coater

Solution-based deposition of uniform polymer, sol-gel and nanomaterial thin films on flat substrates with controlled thickness by spin coating.

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In short

Solution-based deposition of uniform polymer, sol-gel and nanomaterial thin films on flat substrates with controlled thickness by spin coating. The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB is a laboratory-grade spin coater that holds wafers and square substrates up to 150 mm on a vacuum chuck and spins them through multi-step, programmable speed and acceleration profiles.

Substrate size
Wafers up to 150 mm; pieces and square substrates
Maximum speed
12,000 rpm
Speed resolution
1 rpm

Services on this instrument

Prices are a guide and may change with any additional requests. Our team will contact you to confirm the scope and the final price.

Overview

The Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB is a laboratory-grade spin coater that holds wafers and square substrates up to 150 mm on a vacuum chuck and spins them through multi-step, programmable speed and acceleration profiles. Using the balance between solvent evaporation and centrifugal force, it deposits photoresists, polymer solutions, sol-gel precursors, perovskite and quantum-dot inks, graphene oxide and nanoparticle dispersions as films of repeatable thickness from tens of nanometres to the micrometre range. A nitrogen purge inlet provides a controlled atmosphere for oxygen- and moisture-sensitive formulations, while the chemically resistant bowl and easy-clean design reduce cross-contamination. The system serves sample preparation in organic electronics, photovoltaics, sensors, membranes and functional coatings research, complementing other thin-film routes such as CVD and spray pyrolysis.

Measurement principle

Capabilities

  • Spin coating of wafers and square substrates up to 150 mm

  • Programmable multi-step speed and acceleration profiles up to 12,000 rpm

  • Repeatable film thickness from tens of nanometres to the micrometre range

  • Nitrogen purge for coating oxygen- and moisture-sensitive solutions

  • Photoresists, polymers, sol-gels, perovskites and nanoparticle dispersions

  • Static and dynamic dispense protocols with stored recipes

Suitable samples

  • Silicon and glass wafers

  • ITO/FTO-coated conductive glass

  • Polymer and photoresist solutions

  • Sol-gel and metal oxide precursors

  • Perovskite, quantum-dot and nanoparticle inks

  • Flexible polymer foils

Technical specifications

Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB Programmable Spin Coater — Technical specifications
Substrate sizeWafers up to 150 mm; pieces and square substrates
Maximum speed12,000 rpm
Speed resolution1 rpm
ProgrammingMulti-step recipes with independent speed, acceleration and time
AtmosphereNitrogen purge inlet
Substrate holdingVacuum chuck with interchangeable chuck options

Services on this instrument

Prices are a guide and may change with any additional requests. Our team will contact you to confirm the scope and the final price.
Manufacturer
Laurell
Model
WS-650Mz-23NPPB
Catalogue no.
30

Quick answers

Spin Coater: key facts

What is Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB Programmable Spin Coater used for?

It is used for: Spin coating of wafers and square substrates up to 150 mm, Programmable multi-step speed and acceleration profiles up to 12,000 rpm, Repeatable film thickness from tens of nanometres to the micrometre range, Nitrogen purge for coating oxygen- and moisture-sensitive solutions, Photoresists, polymers, sol-gels, perovskites and nanoparticle dispersions, and Static and dynamic dispense protocols with stored recipes.

Which samples can Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB Programmable Spin Coater analyse?

Suitable samples: Silicon and glass wafers, ITO/FTO-coated conductive glass, Polymer and photoresist solutions, Sol-gel and metal oxide precursors, Perovskite, quantum-dot and nanoparticle inks, and Flexible polymer foils.

Which NAKTEM services use Laurell WS-650Mz-23NPPB Programmable Spin Coater?

Thin Film Deposition: CVD, Spray Pyrolysis and Spin Coating and Instrument Operator Training.

What results do I receive?

Typical deliverables: Thin film samples deposited on the agreed substrates (labelled, protective packaging), Process record covering precursor/gas composition, temperature, pressure, flow rate, spin speed and duration, Coated area map and visual uniformity assessment, Sheet resistance, thickness, XRD/Raman phase verification or SEM imaging on request, and Process summary report (PDF).

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