Plasma & Corona Treatment Blog
Contributors
Alex Kiel
Electrical Engineer at 3DT LLC, 9 years
BS EE Milwaukee School of Engineering, MSOE
Florian Brehmer
CTO at SOFTAL Corona & Plasma GmbH, Germany, 8 years
PhD in Applied Plasma Physics, Tech. University Eindhoven, the Netherlands
Gary Kohlnhofer
Sales Engineer 3DT LLC, 15 years
BS ECE University of Wisconsin – Madison
Dave Henke
Electrical Engineering Technician
3DT LLC, 7 years
AAS Electrical Engineer
Milwaukee Area Technical College
What is the process for purchasing a surface treatment system from 3DT?
The Purchasing Process Involves Strong Communication, Teamwork and Creativity By Gary Kohlnhofer & Nick Anton 3DT strives to find a highly effective and dependable solution for every client’s unique surface treatment application and adhesion challenge. [...]
Reviewing Surface Treatments: Decorating, Printing and Bonding on Plastic IS Possible
This plastic bottle has been plasma-treated in the center only. Note how the ink bonds to the surface where treated but beads up where the bottle was not treated. From Plastics Decorating Magazine's Enews July [...]
Finding the Sweet Spot and the Right Corona Treater for Polypropylene
Corona treating is an efficient and cost-effective way of raising the wettability, bonding-properties, and surface tension of polypropylene products. Corona treatment can effectively improve bonding on a wide range of materials that show poor or [...]
See the Newest Offerings in Corona & Plasma Treatment at K 2019
Is a trip to Germany to visit the K 2019 “World’s No. 1 Trade Fair for Plastics and Rubber” in your schedule for next month? Then plan to stop by and see us at the [...]
Principle of the MultiDyne: Gliding Arc Discharge
The MultiDyne system operates using the gliding arc discharge principle. The electrode arrangement is the key to this type of discharge. As shown in the diagram, the arc forms at the closest distance between the [...]