Openair-Plasma^® for Electronics: More Robust Processes, Higher Yield

Electronics manufacturing is under constant pressure: smaller structures, higher reliability requirements, tighter process windows. In many critical production steps, the surface is the hidden variable that decides whether you hit stable yields or fight recurring defects. 

Potential free Openair-Plasma^® pretreatment helps you improve process stability and cost efficiency in electronics production. It enables reliable function of components and can drastically reduce safety risks in the end product by making downstream processes more robust. 

This webinar will cover the complete range of applications where Openair-Plasma^® is used within electronics manufacturing, across the full production chain from wafer treatment to box building and everything in between. 

Join our PlasmaTalk on March 3^rd, 2026 and get a compact, practice oriented overview of Openair-Plasma^® from Nico Coenen, Global Director Electronics Market at Plasmatreat. 

What you will take away 

• What Openair-Plasma^® is and what it does to technical surfaces
• Where it creates measurable value in electronics production (quality, yield, stability)
• The complete range of applications, from wafer treatment to box building
• How to use plasma across different electronics segments, based on real application examples
• What to consider when treating sensitive components and assemblies 

This PlasmaTalk covers 

• What is Openair Plasma^®?
• Is it safe to use on sensitive electronics?
• Various market segments where it is used, from wafer treatment to box building
• Overview of different applications across these segments 

Register now for free  

Secure one of the limited places. Participation is free of charge, and a recording will be available afterwards.  

PlasmaTalk lasts approx. 40–60 minutes, including FAQs. If you have a specific problem or question, please send it in advance to academy@plasmatreat.com. We will be happy to include it in the program.  

Please note that due to our international audience, we will be using UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). Please check your time zone using the TimeCalc calculator below.