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HV, UHV and Mu metal applications
CNC bored assures accuracy
CNC inspection stations
Helium leak checked
Argon welding
Ultrasonic and DI water cleaning system
Bake and pump down test cycle
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| Moorfield's expertise in vacuum chamber design and
construction is well known, particularly in application
areas of SURFACE SCIENCE, DEPOSITION, MASS SPECTROMETRY,
PLASMA PHYSICS, UHV LASER. Our staff are experienced in
working with customers translating their ideas into
practical working designs. At Moorfield there are four
stages to producing a quality vacuum vessel: |
The
Design Stage:
Customers may submit their own drawings for our
workshop to proceed with manufacture or alternatively
they can utilise Moorfield's in-house design facility. Our
designers are experienced time served engineers and are
used to dealing with customers bespoke requirements. At this early stage communication is a vital
ingredient to the quality of the finished product. The
advent of email and electronic file transfer has enabled
such conversations to move from a conference table into a
truly global media. The customer can now examine and
approve his design from the comfort of his office.

All projects are laid out on our PC based CAD system
where layout and design parameters are automatically
checked for clash angles etc. |
Design Verification Package (DVP):
Prior to release of build
information to the workshop, the customer is requested to
approve his design. Once satisfied that the design is
correct, a manufacturing information package (MI) is sent
to the workshop.
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Fabrication:
From the MI, build commences. We utilise standard
practise vacuum materials eg, for UHV vessel fabrication
304L stainless steel is employed, all tube sizes are
standard where possible - this helps keep costs down and
cycle time faster - important points for many customers. Unlike many of our competitors, most of our
fabrication is done on CNC machines including vessel
boring. All work is leak checked and tolerance checked on
our computer based inspection station throughout the
fabrication process. Finally, vessels are cleaned and
passed through our ultrasonic baths.

Test:
All vessels are leak checked to vacuum specification
as agreed with the customer. Optionally for those
customers with high performance demands, we are able to
mimick operational conditions by performing successive
bake and pumpdown cycles - an important feature for
syncrotron users. |
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