Case Study: Portable Aluminum/Titanium Vacuum Chambers Transfer Delicate Samples
Aug. 15, 2025
Light-weight, non-magnetic aluminum chambers with bimetal aluminum/titanium flanges are part of an ultra-high vacuum (UHV) suitcase used to move sensitive samples down the hall, across campus, or around the world.
In semiconductor fabrication, cryogenics, aerospace, and research, UHV chambers provide critical environmental management. Aluminum chambers provide enhanced thermal control, faster bake-out, and reduced contamination. Bonded dissimilar metal flanges and fittings allow hermetic sealing within the system. Read the full UHV suitcase case study and learn more about the advantages of aluminum vacuum and bimetal solutions here.
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