PCVD Lathe

The PCVD process is a rod making technique that uses plasma activated reactive gases to produce uniform high-purity deposition materials such as germanium dioxide (GeO2), phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5), silicon oxyfluoride (SiOF2), etc. on the inner surface of the substrate, forming core and cladding layers with different refractive indices to achieve total reflection, low loss, and high capacity of optical signals propagating in the fiber core.
Description

The PCVD process is a rod making technique that uses plasma activated reactive gases to produce uniform high-purity deposition materials such as germanium dioxide (GeO2), phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5), silicon oxyfluoride (SiOF2), etc. on the inner surface of the substrate, forming core and cladding layers with different refractive indices to achieve total reflection, low loss, and high capacity of optical signals propagating in the fiber core.

Characteristics

    • The PCVD technology can produce a variety of products: communication optical fibers; Sensor fiber, amplifier fiber, or other special fiber, etc
    •  All gases in the PCVD rod making system undergo local particle filtration (0.003 μ) and pressure regulation control, with high precision in process line control
    •  The PCVD rod making system uses a user-friendly human-machine interface, is easy to operate
    •  The PCVD rod making system can provide lathes of different lengths: 2100~3000mm

Specifications
Features Unit Index
Prefabricated parts specification mm ≤φ50
Diameter measurement mm φ5-φ40
Diameter measurement accuracy mm ±0.05
Typical control accuracy during deposition mm 0.15
Maximum end spacing of chuck mm 2100
Chuck through hole size mm φ110
Hot zone operating range mm 1600
Chuck clamping range mm φ10~φ125
Maximum rotating speed of chuck r/min 100
Moving speed of lamp holder mm/min 3~3000
Working temperature range 1650~2100
Temperature measurement range 900~2500
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