【Japanese Only / No English Subtitles】Openair-Plasma^® Technology Used in Automotive Manufacturing — Surface Pretreatment Solutions with Atmospheric Plasma and Its Advanced Applications

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This webinar will be conducted in Japanese only. English subtitles and interpretation will not be available.

In recent automotive manufacturing, the adoption of composite materials for weight reduction has increased the need for bonding between dissimilar materials. At the same time, with the ongoing shift toward electrification, the production of highly reliable automotive electronic components has become an increasingly important challenge.

Today’s automobiles have evolved into products that incorporate not only mechanical parts but also a large number of semiconductors and electronic components. As a result, the importance of bonding, sealing, and surface pretreatment processes for protecting these components and ensuring long-term reliability continues to grow. In addition, manufacturing sites are being asked not only to stabilize quality but also to address environmental requirements such as decarbonization and VOC reduction.

To address these challenges, Plasmatreat has, for more than 30 years, provided surface pretreatment technologies that support manufacturing processes such as bonding, cleaning, functional coating, and reduction, centered on its atmospheric-pressure plasma technology, Openair-Plasma^®. These technologies are widely used in mass-production lines, particularly in the automotive industry, as environmentally conscious, VOC-free dry processes that enable efficient surface modification and contamination removal without the use of chemicals.

In this webinar, we will introduce Plasmatreat technologies that support a wide range of bonding applications required in the automotive industry through actual automotive-related examples. In addition to explaining the principles and features of Openair-Plasma^®, we will also cover ultra-thin functional coatings based on this technology, reduction technology, cleaning technology that uses only water without causing damage from heat or electrical potential, and new products developed for semiconductor manufacturing.

Through these technologies, we will show why atmospheric plasma surface pretreatment is chosen for automotive manufacturing processes, including automotive electronic components, and introduce its advantages and application examples.

Webinar Topics

• Principles and features of atmospheric-pressure plasma technology Openair-Plasma^® and its use in the automotive industry
• Functions and application examples of PlasmaPlus^® ultra-thin functional coatings
• Principles and features of HydroPlasma^®, a cleaning technology that does not use chemicals
• Principles and features of REDOX^®, a dry-process technology for oxide reduction
• Application examples in the automotive industry, including headlamps, batteries, and automotive electronic components

• Introduction of particle-free nozzles developed for semiconductor manufacturing

   

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