Plasma in industrial production

Without the application of plasma technologies, many industrial processes cannot be realized, or can only be realized at great expense. That is why Relyon Plasma has developed a concept to automate the handling of plasma generators – with robots of Kawasaki.

How can you prepare glass for digital printing to create a durable product? We provide a brief overview of pre-treatment for glas printing.

With the plasmabox, relyon plasma presents a compact solution based on state-of-the-art technology. It is simply integrated into the existing system and the plasma process can be started.

Using a risk assessment methodology applied on empirical data and failure scenarios, we have been able to prove that our plasma systems reach a high performance level and safety. Using the modern approach of redundant safety circuits critical hazard can be avoided efficiently.

The high temperatures which are reached in most plasma applications make many users wonder about process safety, especially when highly sensitive materials are treated. This article addresses open questions concerning temperature and heat conduction during plasma applications and cites critical examples which substantiate the suitability of plasma for temperature-critical processes.

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

The Plasmasystem FG1-01 is an integrated solution for those applications where several plasmasystems are required. For plasma generation, the necessary PS2000® power supplies are driven by the control system.

To activate electronic components we designed the floating A250 nozzle. This nozzle for sensitive materials is used with the plasmabrush® PB3 System.