sputtering machine

A sputtering machine is a device used to create very thin, precise coatings on surfaces. It works by bombarding a target material—like metal or oxide—with high-energy particles, causing atoms from the target to be ejected and then deposited onto a nearby surface or substrate. This process, called sputtering, is commonly used in manufacturing electronics, solar panels, and decorative coatings to produce durable, high-quality films. The technique allows for uniform, controlled layering of materials at the microscopic level, enabling advanced technological applications and innovative product designs.