
Sputter Coaters / Vacuum Coating Systems
Torontech offers an extensive range of desk sputter coater and vacuum coating systems. These Sputter Coater and Vacuum Coating Systems span from low to high-vacuum sputter coaters such as the DSR1 and DST1, which are commonly used for sample preparation in electron microscopy imaging, to high-vacuum sputter coater and thermal evaporator systems like the DST2-TG or DST3-T. These systems come with a variety of optional features, including a plasma cleaner, primarily intended for thin film deposition for research purposes.
Our engineering team designs and manufactures Sputter Coater and Vacuum Coating System components that adhere to high-quality standards. Many prestigious universities and research centers count among our valued customers, all of whom have expressed satisfaction with this advanced range of sputter coater and vacuum coating systems.

Sputter Coaters / Vacuum Coating Systems | Available Products
Spin Coaters
Magnetron Sputtering System
Desk Sputter Coater- DSR1
PLD Pulsed Laser Deposition System
Desk Sputter & Carbon Coater – DSCR-300
High Vacuum Thermal Evaporator- DTE
Desk Thermal Evaporator-DTT
High Vacuum, Triple Magnetron Target Desk Sputter Coater-DST3-A/S
High Vacuum, Triple Magnetron Target Desk Sputter Coater with Thermal Evaporator-DST3-TA/S
High-Vacuum, Double-Magnetron Target Sputter Coater/ ThermalEvaporator-DST2-TG
Turbo Pumped Carbon Coater and Thermal Evaporator – DCT-T-300
Desk Carbon Coater - DCR
Large Desk Turbo-Pumped Carbon Coater – DCT-300
High Vacuum, Single Magnetron Target Desk Sputter Coater DST1-170
Load-Lock Equipped Coating System
High Vacuum, Single Magnetron Target Desk Sputter Coater DST1-300
Turbo Pumped Desk Carbon Coater- DCT
Desk Sputter & Carbon Coater - DSCR
High Vacuum Desk Sputter & Carbon Coater - DSCT
High Vacuum Sputter Coater and Carbon/Thermal Evaporator – DSCT-T
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