As a leading innovator in the field of plasma surface treatment, every day Plasmatreat works closely with our customers and partners in science and industry to develop new ideas. So now we have created the Plasmatreat Academy – a training platform which sees our extensive training opportunities restructured, expanded and bundled under one roof.
Our goal is to spread the news about the infinite possibilities of plasma technology. To assist us in this task, we are supported by our in-house experts, noteworthy partners and highly qualified speakers,who explore the fascinating subject of plasma treatment from a variety of different perspectives.
Our Academy hosts webinars and in-person seminars alongside specialist presentations, high-profile conferences, training courses and continuing professional development tailored to customer requirements. Our events are held at different locations – we can even come to you if you wish.
Working with you, we want to strengthen the dialogue between science and industry. We believe that this holistic approach opens up new possibilities that benefit everyone.
Please get in touch: We look forward to talking to you!
Determining surface tension with dyne inks now
MDO September 2020
Put Openair-Plasma® to the test with our rental and test systems.
Plasmatreat has further expanded its international network and founded the subsidiary Plasmatreat Schweiz AG. The company has been managed by Klaus Kresser since August 1, 2020.
Plasma moves into the center for professional know-how transfer.
As the innovation leader in plasma-based surface treatment Plasmatreat has been sharing its know-how with the industry for 25 years. The newly founded „Plasmatreat Academy” now combines a wide array of educational programs under one roof and with one common goal: facilitating an in-depth dialog with customers, suppliers, science and research.
The treatment with Openair-Plasma® brings about a targeted, site-selective change in surface properties. In industrial applications, this improves adhesion and normally incompatible polymers can be reliably bonded. Dr. Alexander Knospe demonstrates the possibilities of plasma treatment in the plastics industry and provides insights into the function and advantages of this technology
