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Plasmatreat Showcases Next-Gen Plasma Surface Treatment Solutions
ELGIN, IL — As pioneers in developing and manufacturing atmospheric plasma technology, Plasmatreat continues to revolu- tionize industries through enhanced surface treatment solutions. Plasmatreat addresses the
pervasive challenge of corrosion with its innovative PlasmaPlus® AntiCorr®
coating solution.
Designed to selectively safeguard metals from corrosion, this advanced technology offers a reli- able and effective defense against environmental and operational factors that threaten component integrity and longevity. Plasmatreat specializes in
surface treatment technologies that enhance adhesion and per- formance in adhesive bonding processes, particularly beneficial in battery manufacturing. This
process effectively removes con- taminants such as oils, dust, and oxides while generating reactive sites on surfaces, ensuring opti- mal bonding strength. By modifying surface chem-
istry, Plasmatreat’s Openair- Plasma® technology enhances the surface energy of substrates, facil- itating better wetting and spread- ing of adhesives for improved ini- tial tack and overall adhesion per-
formance. Their technology sup- ports bonding between a wide range of materials used in batter- ies, including metals, composites, and plastics, enabling versatile adhesive applications across dif- ferent components like electrodes and housing materials. Plasmatreat’s Openair-
Plasma systems and system com- ponents can be integrated into existing production lines and require only pressurized air and electricity for operation. They represent an alternative that is
less harmful to the environment. Contact: Plasmatreat USA,
Inc., 2541 Technology Drive,
Suite 407, Elgin, IL 60124 % 847-783-0622 Web:
www.plasmatreat.com
Atmospheric plasma surface treatment.
See at electronica, Hall C5 Booth 169
MicroCare Offers Cleaning Solutions
NEW BRITAIN, CT — Micro - Care, LLC, is highlighting its innovative cleaning fluids and tools designed to help electronics manufacturers achieve the low- est-cost-per-part-cleaned while ensuring superior performance and improved environmental sustainability. A key highlight is the
MicroCare TriggerGrip™ clean- ing system, which now features a newly designed adapter, stream- lining the installation process and providing more secure con- nectivity to MicroCare flux re - mover aerosol cans. This ergo - nomic tool targets dirty areas precisely, reducing overspray and cutting solvent use by up to 66 percent, lowering operational costs, and enhancing safety on the production floor. Also
featured is the
Sticklers™ PRO360°™ touchless cleaner, specifically designed to address the growing integration of fiber optic components on modern PCBs. Given the delicate nature of fiber optic connectors, the PRO360° is an essential tool, offering 2,100 contactless end-face cleanings per replaceable canis- ter. The cleaner swiftly removes contaminants without leaving residue, static, or causing dam- age, ensuring the best perform-
ance for fiber optic connections. Contact: MicroCare, LLC,
595 John Downey Drive, New Britain, CT 06051 % 1-860-827- 0626 E-mail:
info@microcare.com Web:
www.microcare.com
See at SMTAI, Booth 2463 See at SMTAI
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