MPG’s unique surface functionalization technology uses cold atmospheric plasma to directly graft organic chemistry onto any substrate in a single-step, with less or no solvent. This scalable process can be adapted to many materials and forms. Ariane was one of the first aerospace customers to use MPG technology.
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For applications where the reuse of recycled polymers might require high adhesion, Empa developed an R2R plasma process allowing to use rPET in the same way as virgin PET.
Combining flame treatments with aerosols of functional polymer solutions opens up new opportunities for the activation and the functionalization of polymer surfaces.
Combining flame treatments with aerosols of functional polymer solutions opens up new opportunities for the activation and the functionalization of polymer surfaces.
When comparing flame treatment to corona treatment (that are the two most commonly used pretreatment methods for improving polymers surface adhesion), even if both based on oxidation of polymer surface, following differences can be underlined:
19 million tons of packaging waste are generated in Germany every year. To stop the trend, optimization through processing & modification of new materials is necessary.
The formation of ice on surfaces is a major problem in many areas, for example in aviation. Aircraft wings and moving parts of helicopters that have frozen have to be de-iced in a complex manner.
Validation of in-line visual control system of “invisible” coatings Molecular Plasma Group (MPG) now allows its customers to see the invisible (coating). The new in-line visual inspection system based on UV fluorescence has been validated at 30 m/min in industrial use. A correlation could be obtained between the camera feedback signal and the virucidal efficacy …
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Completely off the roll One of the core competencies of the Fraunhofer FEP is the development and use of roll-to-roll technologies for coating or modifying flexible substrates for different applications. This includes a range of coating processes such as slot die coating, electron beam evaporation or pulsed magnetron sputtering. Flexible materials can be, for example, …
