Plasma Components

The Max Planck Institute for Astronomy uses the piezobrush PZ2 for plasma activation of CFRP and glass/glass ceramic adhesive surfaces.

For the first time our mother company TDK is presenting its full range of solutions for the medical and healthcare market at MEDICA from November 18 to 21, 2019.

Relyon plasma presents atmospheric pressure plasma in electronics production at productronica 2019 at the booths of Bridge S. r. l. and John P. Kummer.

Sabine Schmidt from ISAT at Coburg University reports on the use of plasma in microfluidics to achieve a connection between PDMS and glass substrate.

At InPrint 2019 relyon plasma will show how better ink adhesion and highest print quality can be achieved using plasma technology in all common printing processes.

At the 4th symposium of Partial part cleaning on functional and connecting surfaces Corinna Little will give a talk about Cleaning of metal surfaces with atmospheric plasma