Plasma surface treating system boasts several enhancements

Feb. 1, 2016
3DT LLC has updated its PlasmaDyne atmospheric plasma surface treating system, which is used on injection molded, blow molded and extruded parts. 

PlasmaDyne 3DT LLC has updated its PlasmaDyne atmospheric plasma surface treating system, which is used on injection molded, blow molded and extruded parts. It uses thermal atmospheric plasma, which is a highly ionized air stream, to microclean surfaces and to create improved molecular properties for bonding or printing. Atmospheric plasma treating alters the surface energy of the plastic, resulting in powerful bonding with adhesives, coatings, flocking, paint and ink, without the need for toxic solvents. It is available with one or two treatment heads; more heads are available as a custom option.  

What's new? Numerous upgrades, including an updated controller and output power stage that allow independent control of multiple plasma treatment heads. A liquid-crystal display provides system feedback, local or remote control, expanded input/output capabilities and a programmable timer. The unit is lighter than previous models, making it easy to move and integrate into production lines. 

Benefits Safe, economical and effective surface treatment. Also, the system can be quickly changed over from one application to the next.

3DT LLC, Germantown, Wis., 262-253-6700, www.3dtllc.com