PRODUCT FAMILIES
These are the six families we build most often and get asked about first during drawing review. Each entry states only what we can confirm: material, forming, interfaces and how it is tested. Geometry, dimensions and tolerances are settled from your drawing.
Shell rolling, flange fit-up and sealing-face machining happen in one plant, so long seams are not split across suppliers.
Large sheets formed in one bend, door frames and hinged doors fitted to the drawing — geometry follows the drawing, not a catalogue.
Chambers weighing several tonnes and metres long, assembled and turned as one piece under the crane.
Furnace shells, doors and cooling-water interfaces built to drawing, with heating-element and insulation fits agreed at review.
PVD, CVD and magnetron-sputtering chambers with target, gas-line and feedthrough interfaces laid out to drawing.
Flanges, feedthrough bodies and sealing faces machined to drawing, with critical fits recorded piece by piece.
This page describes the range we can build, not a catalogue of models. PANO builds to drawing and does not sell standard chambers or complete systems, and we do not quote a base pressure for a chamber on its own — that depends on the pump set, seals and process, and is agreed per project.
Most enquiries move through four steps. The first one costs nothing and usually decides whether the rest is worth doing.
A PDF or STEP file is ideal. If there is no drawing yet, send the inner dimensions, material, port list and what the chamber will do.
We come back on wall thickness, forming method, weld access, port positions and which inspection gates apply, then quote with those points written in.
Laser blanking, 6.2 m bending and rolling, then TIG and automated welding across 40-plus stations inside the controlled clean welding bay.
Every chamber is helium tested, critical dimensions are recorded, and it is crated to the export packing requirement with records in the crate.
Send a drawing, get a priceSee how chambers are made and tested
