Viewports

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. It provides a wide angle viewing window for your vacuum chamber as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Manufactured using Sapphire, these viewports are used in high temperature high transmission applications.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. It provides a wide angle viewing window for your vacuum chamber as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Manufactured using high purity fused silica quartz.

Calcium fluoride viewports are offered in CF flange styles. The UHV CF versions are offered using 304L stainless steel flanges.

Lead Glass Disks are used in applications where there is a risk of X-ray exposure through an unshielded viewport. The Lead Glass disks can be attached to the air side face of any UHV viewports via a fixing ring which is bolted directly to the viewport.

Viewport shutters are used to protect the internal surface of a viewport from build-up of deposition material ejected during thin film processing of substrates. The shutter design is built to allow the widest possible viewing angle, and the maximum level of protection of the viewing area.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. It provides a wide angle viewing window for your vacuum chamber as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Manufactured using Sapphire, these viewports are used in high temperature high transmission applications.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. It provides a wide angle viewing window for your vacuum chamber as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Manufactured using high purity fused silica quartz.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. This makes it easier to protect from accidental damage. It provides the best angle of view as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Kodial viewports are offered in CF flange styles. The viewports comprise borosilicate glass optic which is sealed to a Kovar weld ring using an induction heater process. The optic assemblies are helium leak tested and cleaned for ultra high vacuum (UHV) conditions.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. This makes it easier to protect from accidental damage. It provides the best angle of view as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Kodial viewports are offered in CF flange styles. The viewports comprise borosilicate glass optic which is sealed to a Kovar weld ring using an induction heater process. The optic assemblies are helium leak tested and cleaned for ultra high vacuum (UHV) conditions.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. This makes it easier to protect from accidental damage. It provides the best angle of view as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Kodial viewports are offered in CF flange styles. The viewports comprise borosilicate glass optic which is sealed to a Kovar weld ring using an induction heater process. The optic assemblies are helium leak tested and cleaned for ultra high vacuum (UHV) conditions.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. This makes it easier to protect from accidental damage. It provides the best angle of view as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Kodial viewports are offered in CF flange styles. The viewports comprise borosilicate glass optic which is sealed to a Kovar weld ring using an induction heater process. The optic assemblies are helium leak tested and cleaned for ultra high vacuum (UHV) conditions.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. This makes it easier to protect from accidental damage. It provides the best angle of view as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Kodial viewports are offered in CF flange styles. The viewports comprise borosilicate glass optic which is sealed to a Kovar weld ring using an induction heater process. The optic assemblies are helium leak tested and cleaned for ultra high vacuum (UHV) conditions.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. This makes it easier to protect from accidental damage. It provides the best angle of view as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Kodial viewports are offered in CF flange styles. The viewports comprise borosilicate glass optic which is sealed to a Kovar weld ring using an induction heater process. The optic assemblies are helium leak tested and cleaned for ultra high vacuum (UHV) conditions.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. This makes it easier to protect from accidental damage. It provides the best angle of view as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Kodial viewports are offered in CF flange styles. The viewports comprise borosilicate glass optic which is sealed to a Kovar weld ring using an induction heater process. The optic assemblies are helium leak tested and cleaned for ultra high vacuum (UHV) conditions.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. This makes it easier to protect from accidental damage. It provides the best angle of view as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Kodial viewports are offered in CF flange styles. The viewports comprise borosilicate glass optic which is sealed to a Kovar weld ring using an induction heater process. The optic assemblies are helium leak tested and cleaned for ultra high vacuum (UHV) conditions.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. This makes it easier to protect from accidental damage. It provides the best angle of view as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Kodial viewports are offered in CF flange styles. The viewports comprise borosilicate glass optic which is sealed to a Kovar weld ring using an induction heater process. The optic assemblies are helium leak tested and cleaned for ultra high vacuum (UHV) conditions.

A zero length viewport has a thickness no larger than that of its mounting flange. This makes it easier to protect from accidental damage. It provides the best angle of view as there are no tubulation walls to restrict observation. Kodial viewports are offered in CF flange styles. The viewports comprise borosilicate glass optic which is sealed to a Kovar weld ring using an induction heater process. The optic assemblies are helium leak tested and cleaned for ultra high vacuum (UHV) conditions.