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Foshan High Light Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. has independently developed and sold MPCVD (microwave plasma chemical vapor deposition) diamond machines for more than a year, and as early as October 2022, our MPCVD equipment applied for the "Appearance Design patent certificate".

The appearance of our MPCVD diamond machine is clean and tidy, and it is the design that takes both appearance and practicality into account in this type of large-scale equipment. Over the past year,our diamond machine customers are very satisfied with the appearance and practicality of our MPCVD diamond machines.

The front of the machine has the words "Foshan High Light Intelligent Technology" and our company's logo icon, and the logo has a luminous effect when it is powered on. On the one hand, it looks beautiful, and on the other hand, it can remind that the machine is powered on.

The control panel of the machine is about 1.6m high and has a tilt angle of about 30°, which is convenient for technicians to watch and operate while standing and operating.

The height of the growing chamber is about 1.4m, and it is exactly the same height as the crank arms when standing and observing the operation.

There are open and close cabinet doors around the machine, which is convenient to check the internal circuit and gas circuit of the machine. Usually, the cabinet door is closed, and the machine looks clean and tidy. The cabinet doors also prevent the operator from accidentally getting into the circuit and gas route when passing by, improving the safety of the entire workshop.
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