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Survival of the Pumpest – Get Fit for Vacuum Coating

Boost uptime in demanding coating processes: choose the right vacuum setup, optimize operation, and maintain pumps for lasting performance.

Time slots

Session 1 (English): 10 am CEST / 5 pm JST
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Session 2 (German): 1 pm CEST / 8 am JST / 6 am CDT
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Session 3 (English): 5 pm CEST / 12 am JST / 10 am CDT
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Speakers

  • Yannick May, Application Manager Thin Film Coating
  • Dr. Martin Fischer, Market Manager Thin Film Coating

What is the webinar about?

Demanding coating processes can be deadly for the vacuum equipment. Survival is a matter of preparation, reliability and endurance – also for your vacuum pumps. When technology is pushed to the limit, the right vacuum setup helps pumps and processes stay strong and performant on the long run. This webinar shows how to master the daily challenges of highly demanding vacuum processes with more batches, less downtime and vacuum performance built to last.

Topics covered

Together, we explore the best practices for keeping your machines on course:
  • Select the right gear,
  • optimize how to run your process,
  • and perform targeted maintenance for maximum reliability.
We give insights into expert troubleshooting and daily checks that ensure the survival of your pumps. From the earliest plant concept to optimized day-to-day operation, our experts provide practical guidance for building a resilient vacuum strategy - so your process stays fit, focused and ready for the next challenge.

Who should attend?

This webinar is aimed at people who have about two or three years of experience in the field of industrial coating or metallurgy, who consider themselves competent but not proficient or expert level and who work, for example, as plant managers, process engineers or maintenance managers.

Know-How level: Competent