Sustainability 16. July 2024
Plasma Treatment as a user-friendly and sustainable method to increase surface tension of substrates
Preparing a susbtrate is crucial to ensure a good level of adhesion on plastic substrates or metal substrates.
Atmospheric plasma is the most effective method for removing contaminating agents from plastic or metal substrates and prepare them for the following adhesion process.
Plasma treatments may be integrated into customers' production lines to increase productivity and reduce costs for customers. These systems are user-friendly, do not require special maintenance, do not release ozone into the atmosphere and reduce energy consumption.
Main advantages of Plasma treatment:
- Limited investment required to boost adhesion of surfaces
- Fully compatible with robotics: the system may be integrated into new lines or existing ones
- Highly reliable, accurate system, ideal for reducing energy consumption
- Green technology: solvents are not required, nor does any ozone get released into the atmosphere
- No need to use primers or solvents of any kind to prepare the surface before the subsequent process starts.
Atmospheric plasma is the most effective method for removing contaminating agents from plastic or metal substrates and prepare them for the following adhesion process.
Plasma treatments may be integrated into customers' production lines to increase productivity and reduce costs for customers. These systems are user-friendly, do not require special maintenance, do not release ozone into the atmosphere and reduce energy consumption.
Main advantages of Plasma treatment:
- Limited investment required to boost adhesion of surfaces
- Fully compatible with robotics: the system may be integrated into new lines or existing ones
- Highly reliable, accurate system, ideal for reducing energy consumption
- Green technology: solvents are not required, nor does any ozone get released into the atmosphere
- No need to use primers or solvents of any kind to prepare the surface before the subsequent process starts.