MedTech Summit Nuremberg, 2016

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

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.

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.

Scientists of Osaka Dental University researched on the effect of plasma treatment of titanium surface on biocompatibility. The entire test series was performed with the piezobrush PZ2 from relyon plasma.