Mechanical Stirrer

€6,499.00

Wet processing of foil by immersion in liquids requires effective mixing and precise control of the intended contact time. Mechanical stirring is the most efficient method to achieve these objectives.

Wet processing of foil by immersion in liquids requires effective mixing and precise control of the intended contact time. Mechanical stirring is the most efficient method to achieve these objectives.

The agitation of the liquids used in the Wet Processing Center to treat foil is paramount to make the most of your immersion time.

Whether you are carrying out a chemical reaction on the surface, etching, electrochemical deposition, imbibition, coagulation or simple washing, the end result is improved significantly by mechanical agitation. By using a compressed air driven motor a save environment is ensured.

The Wet Processing Center is designed for research, prototyping, and pilot production, it supports immersion, spraying, and electrochemical treatments tailored to thin-film, printed electronics, solar cells, and other advanced materials applications.

Wet Processing Center for the Laboratory Roll-to-Roll Coater

The Wet Processing Center is designed to seamlessly integrate with the Laboratory Roll-to-Roll Coater, a versatile and compact system for precise thin-film processing in lab and pilot-scale environments. Our modular components allow you to customize your coater for a wide range of applications including batteries, medtech, fuel cells, printed solar cells, sensors and more. Built for easy installation and interchangeability, these components help you optimize performance while maintaining flexibility and scalability.

Key Features of the Wet Processing Center

  • Immersion in liquid: Ideal for etching, washing, coagulation, imbibition, or the exchange of ions, solutes, and solvents.

  • Spray treatment: Apply liquids across foil surfaces while recovering or safely discarding the washings.

  • Electrochemical functionality: Heating, cooling, agitation, and electrical connection to the foil with counter electrodes for electrochemical surface processes.

  • Series connectivity: Multiple wet processing tanks can be linked for sequential treatments such as etching, developing, stripping, and washing.

  • Flexible configurations:

    • Direct docking on the Laboratory Roll-to-Roll Coater (10 L volume)

    • Stand-alone system (50 L volume)

  • Variable processing lengths: From a few centimeters up to 5 meters per tank.

  • Roller variety: Extensive options for foil handling, including auxiliary rollers for integration with ovens, coaters, knives, and laminators.

  • Closed system operation: Zero emission of solvents or liquids, ensuring safe and clean processing.

  • Enhanced drying: Double-sided air knives at entry and exit for rapid solvent removal.

  • Durable construction: Manufactured from high-quality plastics, ceramics, and stainless steel (316L) for longevity and chemical resistance.

This modular wet processing solution provides researchers and engineers with maximum flexibility, precision, and safety for their roll-to-roll foil treatments.

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