Openair-Plasma® in Vehicle Construction:
bicycles / motorcycles

Longer life with greater engine output: Openair-Plasma® cleaning for high performance two-stroke engines

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Longer life with greater engine output: Openair-Plasma® cleaning for high performance two-stroke engines
Unique shapes make motorcycle headlights attractive – Openair-Plasma® supplies absolutely impermeable long-term adhesion.

Working together with a leading German university in the field of engine development, Plasmatreat has developed a process that significantly increases the heat dissipation from the interior hard coating in the cylinder barrel to the air-cooled engine block.

Micro-cleaning and surface augmentation with Openair-Plasma^® significantly improves the bonding of the coating, combined with reliable heat transfer. This simultaneously extends engine life and increases the potential for improved engine performance. The hard coating is then applied in a plasma spraying process.

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High-tech for bicycle racing, environmentally responsible production: carbon-fiber composites removed from molds without use of release agents
Longer life with greater engine output: Openair-Plasma® cleaning for high performance two-stroke engines
Unique shapes make motorcycle headlights attractive – Openair-Plasma® supplies absolutely impermeable long-term adhesion.

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New Research and Testing Equipment for Highly Technical Surface Treatment

Plasmatreat constantly faces shifting demands as a result of new ideas, regulations, and standards. Customers are increasingly approaching the company with unique and innovative project requests. Consequently, the capacities of the technology and research center will now be expanded to include a class-6 cleanroom.