Plasma for Life Science

Sterilizing microcleaning with Openair-Plasma^®, facilitating new material combinations for implants, functional coating of instruments, clothing and equipment, pretreatment of microfluidics or balloon catheters with Aurora Plasma – all of these open up new options in medical technology and the life sciences.

Innovative solutions for medical technology and the life sciences with Openair® and Aurora Plasma

Manufacturing processes in medical technology demand the highest possible standards that far exceed the demands in most other industries. Surfaces must be not just clean but absolutely flawless or sterile...

Chemical compounds are still manufactured today almost exclusively in batch processes according to the appropriate formulations. But when highly customized compositions must be created, such as in pharmacology, this traditional approach is very elaborate and difficult to automate...

The term plasma medicine refers to the direct treatment of human cells with plasma. For almost 15 years, the research group under Prof. Gary Friedman at Drexel University (Philadelphia, PA) has pioneered work on the use of atmospheric plasma systems to treat the skin...

The Openair-Plasma® process is especially suited for use in safely disinfecting surfaces when combined with pulsed plasma triggering and special process gases...

Plasma for Life Science

Innovative solutions for medical technology and the life sciences with Openair® and Aurora Plasma

Medical technology – simple processes with dry, physical plasma treatment

Chemistry/biochemistry – plasma chemistry with Openair-Plasma® nano-technology

Plasma medicine – can the direct application of Openair-Plasma® heal wounds?

Disinfection – new methods to disinfect surfaces using atmospheric plasma

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