【Japanese Only / No English Subtitles】Understanding Atmospheric Plasma Treatment Through the Differences Between Plastics and Metals — Surface Treatment for Improved Quality and Cleaning Technology That Eliminates the Need for Drying

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

In recent years, manufacturing environments have seen increasing material diversity and rising product performance requirements, expanding the role expected of surface pretreatment. In a wide range of processes, including bonding, tape application, coating, printing, and cleaning, optimizing the surface condition is directly linked to product quality and production stability.

At the same time, there are many different surface treatment methods, and it is important to understand the characteristics of each one. The most suitable method must be selected according to the surface properties of different materials, such as plastics and metals, as well as the intended purpose of the treatment and the desired results. Backed by 30 years of expertise, Plasmatreat has continued to provide solutions for a wide range of materials and industries through its atmospheric-pressure plasma technology, Openair-Plasma^®.

In this webinar, we will clearly explain the differences in treatment effects of Openair-Plasma^® on plastics and metals, while also introducing a broad range of application examples from actual use cases. In addition to the automotive and semiconductor/electronics fields that we often cover, this session will also feature examples from the medical, home appliance, and aerospace industries, highlighting the potential of atmospheric plasma technology across many different industries and processes.

We will also introduce HydroPlasma^®, a technology that combines water with Openair-Plasma^® to deliver strong cleaning performance at low temperature. The webinar is designed to provide new ideas for applying atmospheric plasma surface pretreatment across a wide range of materials, industries, and processes.

Webinar Topics

• Differences in the effects of atmospheric plasma treatment on plastics and metals
• Application examples from a wide range of industries, including medical, home appliances, and aerospace
• Application examples in a broad range of processes, including bonding, coating, printing, and cleaning
• Introduction to HydroPlasma^® technology

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