Bonding with plasma

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.

From 19 – 22 November 2019, formnext, the world’s leading trade fair for additive manufacturing will take place in Frankfurt am Main. Relyon plasma will present in hall 11 on booth A76 which adhesion improvements are achieved by plasma in additive manufacturing.

Investigation of the adhesion of pressure sensitive adhesives on coated steel by plasma treatment.

Relyon plasma shows at Bondexpo atmospheric pressure plasma systems for optimised adhesive bonding

Corinna Little will be part of the Adhesion’19 conference with her presentation: “Enhancing bonding properties of pressure-sensitive adhesives on white goods by means of atmospheric-pressure plasma treatment” .

Atmospheric pressure plasma can be used in a variety of ways to achieve good adhesion and improve bondings. This makes the process an attractive alternative to chemical bonding agents and solvents.

relyon plasma at Bondexpo 2019: experience innovative plasma technology at the International Trade Fair for Adhesive Technology.

Professional adhesive joints are also possible without large investments by using the piezobrush PZ2. ACT in the field report.

John P. Kummer GmbH gives an insight into the variety of applications and basics of adhesive technology in the training course on adhesive technology.

The Plasmadust technology of relyon plasma enables the gentle deposition of powdery plastics on the metal.