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Manufacturing that produces faster, better

Adhesion on engineering polymers, better paint and ink durability, and in-line throughput gains through plasma surface preparation.

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The challenge

The surface challenge

On a manufacturing line, every step counts. Paint that blisters, ink that rubs off, a bonded joint that peels: every surface defect costs rework, scrap and lost time. Conventional chemical solutions (primers, solvents, undercoats) slow the line down, require drying, and bring ever-heavier regulatory and safety constraints.

Atmospheric pressure plasma sits directly on the line, right before the critical step (bonding, painting, printing). It prepares the surface dry, in seconds, with no drying time and no hazardous product storage. The result: less scrap, more throughput and quality that stays stable from one run to the next.

From engineering polymer to treated metal, from small-part conveyor to wide continuous sheet, our reactors adapt to the real constraints of your shop floor.

Plasma in action

What plasma changes

Adhesion on engineering polymers

Prepare PP, PE, PEEK, composites and other low-surface-energy materials so glues and adhesives hold for the long run.

Better paint performance

Increase paint wettability and anchoring to eliminate blistering, orange peel and in-service delamination.

Ink adhesion

Activate substrates before printing for inks that resist abrasion, solvents and time, even on difficult polymers.

Production throughput gains

Remove wet priming and drying steps. Plasma treatment happens at line speed, in a matter of seconds.

Less scrap

More stable, repeatable surface quality from part to part cuts adhesion defects and rework costs.

Solvent-free process

Drop chemical primers and solvents: less storage, fewer VOCs, lighter EHS constraints and a smaller environmental footprint.

Compatibility

Frequently treated materials

Polypropylene (PP) Polyethylene (PE) PEEK Composites Aluminium Steel Elastomers Glass

This list is indicative. The vast majority of polymers, metals, glasses and composites can be treated with DBD plasma. The best way to confirm your case is to send us a description of your part and your objective.

More throughput, less scrap.

48 hours to find out what plasma can do for your surfaces. No commitment, just clear answers from an expert.

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Response within 48 hours. No commitment. A technical discussion with an expert.