Plasma treatable materials and components

Plasma treatable surfaces

In principle, most materials and components have atmospheric plasma treatable surfaces. A wide range of materials are being treated with the plasma applications of Relyon Plasma, among others:

• Metals, metal alloys
• Plastics and composites
• glass, ceramics, inorganic composites, natural stone
• natural leather, imitation leather
• natural fibre, wood, paper

In addition, there are practically no limits to the geometric shapes:

1. Very fine spots can be targeted with utmost precision and be treated with a series of pulses
2. Linear contours and complex geometric forms can be traced three-dimensionally in the space surrounding them
3. Cables, tubes and other cylindrically shaped endless materials can be treated at a very high speed both on the inside and on the outside
4. Thin textiles or technical filaments can be treated at rapid pace
5. Powders such as for example pigments can be functionalized either in a batch or in a continuous process in order to increase their solubility in liquid suspensions
6. Porous materials and open-pore foams are treated in depth
7. Large-surface sheet materials can be treated at high speed

Treatable materials

Plastics

Metals

Anorganic materials

Applications PDD Technology

In a customer survey we asked our customers which materials they treat with our PDD technology. Here’s the result:

For the treatment of which substrates do you use PDD technology?

Which plastics do you treat with PDD technology?