Date: February 23, 2021
Time Slots (UTC): 06:00 am, 02:00 pm, 05:00 pm
Duration: approx. 60 min plus Q&A
Language: English
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Are you involved in different bonding processes in industrial manufacturing? Do you want to create a safe bond between different materials? Do you also produce according to a quality management system?
This free of charge PlasmaTalk is about adhesive bonding quality assurance standards for adhesive users in industry and craft (the standard DIN 2304 is one example) – and surface treatment with plasma technology. Prof. Dr. Andreas Groß, Head of the Workforce Qualification and Technology Transfer Division at Fraunhofer IFAM and Chairman as well as project manager of various DIN, CEN and ISO working groups, will give a detailed overview of the quality requirements for adhesive bonding processes. Joachim Schüßler, Sales Manager Germany at Plasmatreat, will explain the Openair-Plasma® technology and how it helps to optimize and support your adhesive bonding processes to achieve the important properties.
The QA standards define requirements to prevent incorrect adhesive bonding processes. One part of those requirements is referring to the surface treatment - e.g. with Openair-Plasma®. Following the steps of the QA standards you will receive a reliable and safe adhesive bonding you can trust.
When it comes to quality assurance, surface treatment with Openair-Plasma® is an important topic. In the first step you can create a reproducible and constant surface quality with Openair-Plasma®. And in the second step you can get a reliable, safe and long-lasting joining between different materials. The pretreatment of a surface with plasma, e.g. activation, cleaning and coating makes it possible to use solvent free and flash-off free adhesives.
This PlasmaTalk is aimed at all employees in development, laboratories as well as users and operators of bonding technology using plasma in industrial processes.
The PlasmaTalk will run for approx. 60 min plus a question and answer session. If you have a specific request, please email us to academy@plasmatreat.com in advance of the PlasmaTalk so we can include it in the program.
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