Enercon Corona, Atmospheric Plasma and Flame News

As atmospheric plasma surface modification technologies become more mainstream, potential users of these technologies in the printing, coating and laminating industries can be confused by "mixed-messaging" that some surface treatment equipment suppliers are using to ride the wave of atmospheric plasma technology's popularity. This article defines the differences between atmopsheric plasma and corona.

New technical article for troubleshooting flexographic printing

Industry trade shows are not what they used to be. The internet has shortened the distance between suppliers and customers in ways that only a decade ago was unimaginable. However trade shows still provide the unique opportunity for one-on-one visits with many industry experts in the same venue. And there’s no substitute for being able to “kick the tires” on the latest show room models...

Converters are taking advantage of Enercon's atmospheric plasma surface treating technologies to improve the performance of their gluer folder operations.

A new technical paper presented by Tampere University of Technology at the 2008 TAPPI PLACE Conference in Portsmouth, Virginia, USA confirms atmospheric plasma surface treatment benefits. 

Medical Design Magazine relies on Enercon's expertise when trying to shed some light on advanced surface treatment for increasing adhesion to medical devices. Here is an introduction to a recent technical article published in Medical Design called "Surface Treatment for Wettability and Stickability". 

Operations that require stringent surface treating performance now have the power of Plasma3™ atmospheric plasma systems as a treatment option for mission critical coating, laminating, and printing applications. Plasma3™ provides exceptional...

Go beyond the surface with micro-imaging analysis of Enercon laboratory results.

Paper Film and Foil Magazine's upcoming feature on Victrex plc will focus on the use of Enercon's Plasma3™ surface treating system in its new APTIV film line. Plasma3™ provides Victrex with a competitive edge for...

When the Plastics Decorating editorial team needed a technical report on surface adhesion they turned to Enercon. Enercon's Rory Wolf responded with a new technical article called "Surface Activation for Optimizing Adhesion to Polymers."

Assisting the re-emergence of energy curing technologies is the evolution of atmospheric plasmas as a key surface preparation protocol prior to applying UV and EB inks and coatings for web, sheet and 3D surface applications.

Enercon's new power supply designs use the latest technology to reduce cost and improve productivity including installation, operation, communication.

Find out which industries are taking advantage of Enercon atmospheric plasma to improve adhesion for printing, coating and bonding, enhance metalization and removing surface contaminants.

Whether your organization is multi-city, multi-state or multi-national Enercon has the resources to host a web meeting to ensure your key team members are involved. We invite you to use this resource to help educate your team on...