Atmospheric-pressure plasma technology has already established itself as a game-changer for surface treatment in industrial manufacturing processes, supporting the subsequent processing of plastics. The technology enables the targeted modification of surface properties to prepare them perfectly for the requirements of subsequent processes such as bonding, printing, painting, sealing and coating.
The Department of Materials Science at the University of Cambridge joins a growing list of universities and laboratories across the…Read More
How plasma technology works for surface treatment and how the technology can reduce the carbon footprint – Plasmatreat UK will be…Read More
Fontijne Presses is excited to introduce its newly launched in-house showroom, showcasing a selection of its renowned manual and automated…Read More
Kongskilde is pleased to introduce the CUB-series All-in-One Unit – a cutting-edge solution for handling non-adhesive or self-adhesive edge trims, die-cut…Read More
ISRA VISION has further enhanced its optical inline inspection system for polarisation films. It has equipped it with a new…Read More
3D scanning technology has emerged as a pivotal innovation in various sectors, drastically changing the landscape of how businesses operate…Read More
The Neath Port Talbot materials recycling facility (MRF) in South Wales, UK was designed and installed by Ken Mills Engineering (…Read More
The new HASCO Push-Lok plug-in connectors Z83PL, made of brass and 1.4305 stainless steel, guarantee reliable and long-lasting cooling applications…Read More
The Wittmann Group’s recent competence days in Vienna (June 19/20) gave ample proof of the company’s continuing innovation in…Read More
