Thermal CVD

In thermal CVD, energy in the form of heat is supplied to activate the required gas and gas-solid phase reactions. In all thermal CVD processes the reactant gases are delivered to a reactor. An oven or hot lamps typically supply the thermal energy. By-products are removed by the gas flow or by a pumping unit. At PMP we have both atmospheric and low pressure thermal CVD set-ups. These set-ups are used to synthesize for example carbon nanotubes and graphene.