ANCORP

Honoring Our Servicemen

Today we honor:

Vern McCoy – Marine Corp
Dale Kalmbach – Army & Navy
Devin Bruce – Air Force
Odis Dees – Navy
Jon Arnold- Marine Corp
Curtis Patterson – Air Force
Robin Dolliver - Navy
Brian Sullivan – Marine Corp
Joseph Rivas – Army & Navy
Bruce Womer – Air Force

for their commitments to our country. Their integrity, perseverance, and sense of duty inspire us to give our best every day.

Thank you for your courage and sacrifice.

Help shape the components behind science, space travel, semiconductors, and beyond. 🚀⚛️

Looking to join a company where your work matters? At ANCORP, we’re proud to offer a workplace that values our team and supports their growth. We provide competitive pay, comprehensive health insurance (including optional dental, vision, and life), paid time off and holidays, 401K retirement matching, and a rewards program that recognizes both professional achievements and personal milestones.

Current Openings:
🛠️ Application Sales Engineer
🛠️ CNC Operator

If you're ready to bring your skills to a team that invests in you, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now: ancorp.com/careers

XHV Electrode for Brookhaven National Laboratory ⚡

We recently had the privilege of manufacturing two extreme-high vacuum (XHV) electrode components for BNL. The electrode will operate inside an existing ANCORP spherical vacuum chamber located in the world’s highest-voltage, highest-intensity polarized photocathode electron gun for the upcoming Electron-Ion Collider (EIC).

The electrode features a 316LN ESR no-void stainless steel construction, which is a rare and highly specialized material provided by BNL. The electrode's role is crucial: generating an electric field and accelerating electrons within the gun.

Before final assembly, the BNL team follows a multi-step preparation process. This includes heating the electrode and other metal components to over 1,650°F (900°C) to remove trapped hydrogen and lower material permeability. They will also use a Jefferson Lab-developed polishing technique to achieve a mirror-smooth surface finish, which is essential for supporting the gun’s extreme high-voltage environment.

We’re proud to contribute to this groundbreaking project and look forward to seeing the incredible advancements the BNL team continues to make on the EIC!

Read more: https://www.bnl.gov/newsroom/news.php?a=222117&fbclid=IwY2xjawKapDpleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFXTENyNjVBZjFRNDJGSlRnAR5UxGYYaVtI0Xfj0ddH5ldYzagg6bcVlBDZuXI7Cfaf4TiKqtc1SOYsiLKv1w_aem_VeSLyLIAEmRBHvK2z7i8QA

We’re thrilled to be represented at the AVS Mid-Atlantic Chapter DC Regional Meeting today, held at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)!

If you’re attending, swing by the and connect with our reps at All Scientific LLC and explore some of our high vacuum solutions built to enhance your system.

🕗 8:30 AM – 3 PM
📍 Building 101, Portrait Room – NIST

Look forward to seeing you there!