About Plasma

What Is Plasma?

When matter is continually supplied with energy, its temperature increases and it goes from the solid through the liquid to the gaseous state, cIf the energy input is continued, the atomic shell breaks down and charged particles are created (negatively charged electrons and positively charged ions). This mixture is referred Briefly: Change of state as energy is added: solid =>liquid =>gas=>plasma. In nature, plasma can be found for example in lightning, auroras, flames and the sun. Artificially produced plasma is found in neon tubes, during welding and in flash bulbs, among others..

Visualization using test Ink on Acrylic, in animation below:

Our Product Can be Applied

Plasma technology can be applied in areas for e.g. to bond materials together, or to change their surface properties to suit your needs. Precision cleaning of small and micro-components Activation of plastic parts before gluing, painting, etc. Etching and partial removal of various materials such as PTFE, photoresist, etc.

Coating of components with PTFE-like coatings, barrier coatings, hydrophobic and hydrophilic coatings, friction reducing coatings etc. More information about plasma