SAM #KT-2026-01

Custom High-Vacuum E-Beam Evaporation System Market Research for Advanced Light Source Division

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, part of the Department of Energy and operated by the University of California, is conducting market research for a Custom High-Vacuum E-Beam Evaporation System to support its Advanced Light Source Division. - Government Buyer: - University of California, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) - Advanced Light Source Division - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named - Reference to ion beam sources equivalent to Kaufman & Robinson KDC 75 and KRI EH1000 10 A - Products/Services Requested: - Custom High-Vacuum E-Beam Evaporation System - ~1.0 meter throw distance - Substrate load-lock for up to 200 mm x 40 mm x 50 mm substrates - In-situ motorized tilting stage with ±95° tilt - Dual ion beam sources: - Gridded ion source (equivalent to Kaufman & Robinson KDC 75) - Gridless ion beam source (equivalent to KRI EH1000 10 A) - Maximum system dimensions: 8 ft x 7 ft x 7.5 ft - Electrical requirements: max 208V three phase, 100A - Installation services for the system - Unique/Notable Requirements: - System must be custom-built to meet detailed technical specifications - Vendors must provide product literature and technical specifications - Substrate handling and in-situ tilting stage are critical features - Dual ion beam sources required, with specific performance equivalence - Size and electrical constraints must be met - Installation at the ALS facility is required

Description

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s Advanced Light Source (ALS) Division operates a DOE Office of Science user facility that provides synchrotron light for research in materials science, chemistry, biology, and energy is conducting market research to identify sources that posess the capabilities and experience necessary to provide a Custom High-Vacuum E-beam Evaporation System, including installation.

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