A dip coater is a device used to apply thin films or coatings to a substrate by dipping it into a liquid solution, then slowly withdrawing it at a controlled speed. This process allows for precise thickness control of the coating, typically used in various industrial and research applications. The basic Dip Coater model offers a range of advanced features that make it ideal for laboratory applications.

Key Features:

7-inch color touchscreen for intuitive control.
Turntable at the bottom provides six coating positions for six standard beakers (300mL).
Rotary speed: 0.1- 10 RPM
Dipping rate, pulling rate, dwelling time, interval time, and repeat cycles
Compact design for glovebox placement.
Adjustable height for versatile applications.
Motor speed: 0.1 - 600 mm/min.
Displacement accuracy of ±0.01 mm for high precision.
Lift stroke of 0-300 mm for flexibility across experiments.
Up to 100 groups of coating programs can be stored.
1-year warranty with ISO9001 certification for quality assurance.

Typical Applications:

Surface coatings for materials in optics, electronics, and medical devices.
Nanotechnology for creating thin films in sensors or transistors.
Corrosion protection by applying protective layers.
Biotechnology to coat substrates with biomaterials like proteins or cells.
Compact size allowed to be placed in glovebox.

Product Model	ASP-DPCR300
Tray Rotary Speed	0.1- 10 RPM
Operating Speed	0.1 - 600 mm/min
Lift Stroke	0-300 mm
Displacement Accuracy	±0.01 mm
Rated Linear Thrust	>100N
Impregnation Time	1-9999.9s
Repeat Coating Interval	1-9999.9s
Repeat Coating Times	from 1 to 999 times
Size of Wafer	<150x150 mm^2