Plasma Systems | Vacuum Plasma Systems

Plasma Systems - Definition

When plasma (plasma ions) comes into contact with a material, physical and chemical reactions occur on the surface. This results in highly controllable surface modifications. Plasma systems can clean, activate, etch, R.I.E., or coat surfaces in ways not achievable by other surfacing technologies.  For this reason, Diener offers a complete range of plasma systems for every application.  Plasma systems differ by technology – low pressure and atmospheric pressure – as well as by size and design.  We offer process development, system renting services, and the service where you send us your parts to receive treatment here.  In addition to our large inventory of standard plasma systems, we also specialize in custom plasma systems built to meet any needs and requirements.

Plasma Systems - Types

• Low-pressure plasma systems: Two and three dimensional parts are placed into a chamber which creates a vacuum and generates plasma. In addition, treatment of bulk goods, powder, semi-conductors, and rolls of material is also possible in these plasma systems. Diener offers low-pressure plasma systems in a wide range of sizes (from 1/2 gallon to 3000 gallons or bigger if needed.) Diener has the widest variety of interchangeable options available to the consumer.  All of these options are pre-made and built into your custom plasma system.

Please visit our low pressure plasma system section for more details.

• Atmospheric plasma systems: This plasma system generates plasma within a nozzle, from which it is forced out by a stream of compressed air. The plasma beam (up to 1/2" in diameter) can be used to clean and activate surfaces prior to gluing, soldering, molding, etc. These plasma systems enable extremely precise treatment and continuous production.
  
  Learn more about Diener's atmospheric plasma system (Plasma Beam series) - premier product of the industry.

Besides standard stock models, Diener also offers custom-made plasma systems to help you uncover the hidden potential in your process.