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Cressington 208 APU Automatic Power Unit with Glass Cylinder

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Deposition Technique
Sputtering (PVD)
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Brands
Cressington
New/Used
Used
Deposition Technique
Sputtering (PVD)

Product description

Cressington 208 APU high-voltage power unit for sputter coating, 230 V/50 Hz, with glass vacuum cylinder.

The Cressington 208 APU Automatic Power Unit is a high-voltage power supply designed for Cressington sputter-coating and vacuum deposition systems. It provides stable, controlled power for plasma discharge during conductive coating of scanning electron microscopy (SEM) samples.

  • Model: 208 APU
  • Type: Automatic Power Unit
  • Input power: 230 V / 50 Hz
  • Included component: Glass cylinder serving as the vacuum chamber
  • Serial number: CP196
  • Condition: Used, fully functional, and reported to be in good condition

This Cressington sputter-coater power supply is suitable for SEM sample preparation laboratories and electron microscopy workflows requiring reproducible sputtering of biological, materials science, and semiconductor specimens.

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Last updated 4 November 2026