Topic: Plasma treatment inline. Plasma surface treatment technologies. Plasma surface modification technologies. Adhesion improvement in Printing. Painting. Coating Processes.
Efficient and innovative: Openair® plasma treatment integrated inline in manufacturing processes
Typical application areas for use of atmospheric pressure plasma surface treatment technologies in further processing are adhesive bonding, composite bonding, printing, painting, coating, and two-component extrusion.
Openair® plasma treatment is used in almost all industrial manufacturing processes– from packaging, printing, and the household appliance industry, to use in medical, electronics and textile engineering, in coil coating, and in the automobile, shipbuilding and aircraft industries.
In all these industrial application areas, materials like plastics, metals, glass, textiles, or films are bonded, printed, or painted. - Here the combination of two dissimilar materials frequently presents a special challenge on the way to achieving new and customized material properties.
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Openair® plasma surface technology is used for all common printing methods like pad printing, screen printing, or offset printing. Pretreatment with this plasma makes it possible to bond difficult-to-bond water-based printing inks and ensures secure long-term adhesion on difficult surfaces.
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A perfectly treated surface is the prerequisite for the subsequent painting process. Pretreatment of the components with atmospheric plasma significantly increases paint adhesion and thus makes possible reliable use of solvent-free (VOC-free) and water-based paints, resulting in environmentally-friendly production.
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Many materials like polypropylene (PP), polyether ether ketone (PEEK) or polyoxymethylene (POM) can be bonded only very poorly or not at all without plasma pretreatment. High bonding strength and durable bonding of glass, metal, ceramics and plastics present special challenges for the manufacturing industry.
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The application spectrum of all different types of material is significantly expanded by new bonded composites. The use of Openair® plasma brings previously incompatible materials together in two-component injection molding and in two-component extrusion.
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Plasma surface modification technologies: Manufacturing products with selectively functionalized surfaces opens up completely new dimensions in innovation.
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