Press Releases

Enercon Industries was presented with the C2 Innovation Award at ICE Europe in recognition of the development of Plasma4™ surface treatment technology. This revolutionary pretreatment technology is acknowledged for breaking ground in productivity, ecology and economy.

Enercon Industries Corporation is pleased to announce its ICE exhibition booth 1035 will include new and breakthrough surface treating technology for a wide array of applications.

Enercon Industries Corporation is pleased to announce Plasma4™ an ingenious new system that breaks through production and economical barriers with ecology in mind. The system is a result of Enercon’s decade-long expertise in engineering and commissioning production grade plasma systems.

Converters are taking advantage of Enercon’s atmospheric plasma surface treating technologies to improve the performance of their gluer folder operations. Adding Enercon’s Dyne-A-Mite™ IT atmospheric plasma treater increases adhesive bond strength for both hot-melt and cold-glue adhesives.

Enercon's Dyne-A-Mite™ IT atmospheric plasma treater is being used to promote adhesion on needle hubs used in the medical industry. The blown-ion discharge of the system effectively treats the inside of polypropylene hubs prior to bonding with needles.

Enercon Industries Corporation is pleased to announce Green Bay Packaging's Folding Carton Division (De Pere, WI) is benefiting from their recent installation of an Enercon atmospheric plasma treater.

Enercon Industries Corporation is pleased to announce a new touch screen PLC based interface for its Compak™ 9000 power generator. The new design saves converters and extruders time and money with installation while providing advanced corona treating process control.

Enercon is pleased to announce the additions of PPC Technologies & Solutions (PPCTS) of Pewaukee, WI to its distribution network. The two companies see specific opportunities in the folder gluer marketplace.

Enercon is offering sheetfed printing operations an integrated sheet feeding, treating and stacking solution. The PolySheet Treater™ is an automated pretreatment solution that provides sheetfed printers with in-house ability to treat and print on a wide variety of non-porous polymer based materials and synthetic papers.

Enercon Industries announces a partnership with the Institute of Environmental and Human Health (TIEHH) at Texas Tech University that will combine each organization’s expertise to develop technology to advance the functionality of nonwovens and technical textiles.

Enercon's new Dyne-A-Mite™ IT Elite etches, cleans, activates, sterilizes and functionalizes a wide variety of difficult to treat conductive and non conductive material surfaces.The new modular system is upgradable with up to four surface treatment heads with quick connect/disconnect capability. A touch screen interface provides local control and connectivity to network control systems.

Plasma3™ VCP's powerful yet gentle in-line atmospheric treatment is optimized to clean, etch and functionalize a wide range of materials that would otherwise be unresponsive. The system is specifically designed for treating sheets, boards and objects with minimal contour such as tubing and wire.

Consider this - it is not unheard of for two different corona treaters to produce the same dyne level, but yield different adhesion results. How can this be? Not all corona is equal. Enercon's high definition corona produces smoother, more uniform corona than ordinary corona.

Victrex Technology Center in the United Kingdom has installed its first atmospheric plasma surface treating system. The company selected Enercon’s Plasma3™ surface treater to enable downstream converting of its high performance APTIV™ film made from VICTREX® PEEK™ polymer.

Enercon announces the introduction of the Dyne-A-Mite™ IT CO2 Plasma to its expanding product line. This new technology provides superior surface treatment to improve adhesion on a wide variety of materials. The use of gas and/or liquid-phase carbon dioxide (CO2) with atmospheric plasma discharge surface.

Enercon is excited to announce the completion of its new Atmospheric Plasma Surface Treating Laboratory. The 400 square foot laboratory is a valuable resource to companies seeking solutions to improve adhesion, clean, etch and otherwise functionalize surfaces. The new lab supports the escalating market demand for Enercon’s extensive line.

Recent customer trials confirm Enercon’s Plasma3™ atmospheric plasma surface treater improves printing on a wide variety of materials used in the medical industry including Tyvek®. The unique technology is able to raise surface energy to improve ink adhesion while leaving physical, mechanical and barrier surface.

Enercon is pleased to announce the addition of the dual head Dyne-A-Mite IT™ to its product line. The blown-ion air plasma system provides a safe and effective means of cleaning surfaces and raising surface energy.

Top application experts at booth #1445 will give CMM visitors a personal introduction to the new Plasma3™ atmospheric plasma system offered by Enercon Industries. Because web handling is a fluid dynamic process.

Enercon, global manufacturing leader of induction sealing equipment, is committed to maintaining a comprehensive website that is used as a reliable resource for plastics and packaging professionals.

Enercon will introduce a new Compak™ 2000 power supply with an advanced graphic display interface.

The new system features an advanced graphic display interface that simplifies installation and operation.

At NPE 2006, Enercon Industries will introduce a new surface treatment solution for the polymer industry.

Enercon’s new Plasma3™ Atmospheric Plasma Technology (APT) effectively disinfects materials prior to converting, printing, coating or laminating.

Enercon’s Dyne-A-Mite IT™ improves adhesion for conductive and non-conductive surfaces. The new Dyne-A-Mite IT™ is a high performance surface treater that provides a safe and effective means of cleaning surfaces and raising surface energy to promote the adhering and bonding of a wide variety of materials.

Visit Enercon's exhibit (Booth 3-C12D) to receive your free copy of Enercon's Surface Treating Process Comparison Handbook which is printed in six different languages. Discover the benefits of new Plasma3™ atmospheric plasma surface treatment for your most stringent applications.

Enercon's Plasma3™ surface treater offers non-woven converters a way to enhance wettability in non-woven structures to improve adhesion of surfactants, dyes, inks and coatings. By contacting Enercon's Vice President of Business Development Rory Wolf at 262-255-6070 converters may request a free sample of Plasma3™ treated non-woven material.

Answering the question; "Which surface treatment technology is best for my application?" is a full-time job for Enercon's application team. Visitors to Enercon's CPP Booth # 2227 will have the opportunity to consult with our experts on the benefits of corona, atmospheric plasma and flame surface treating systems...

The Dyne-A-Mite HP™, a powerful and highly effective 3D air plasma surface treater, is now available with a variety of head options for specialty applications. The compressed air head option offers more intense discharge for narrow and grooved products.

Enercon Industries Corporation and Ciba Specialty Chemicals announce a joint development agreement which synergizes the innovative surface modification Plasma3 technology of Enercon with Ciba Specialty Chemicals new nano-grafting PrimeIT technology.

New Enercon site offers improved navigation and is packed with value-added information and resources for the surface treating industry.

Booth # 1421 will offer CMM visitors a first hand look at revolutionary atmospheric plasma technology, new powerful corona treatment electrodes, hot developments with PowerFlame™ surface treater and the introduction of a new tension tuner.

Rory Wolf, Vice President of Business Development for Enercon Industries, received the 2004 TAPPI PLACE Division Leadership and Service Award and the Andreas G. Ahlbrandt prize.

Find out what's new in surface treating with a visit Enercon USA's booth 13/B59-28. As the only manufacturer of atmospheric plasma, corona and flame surface treating, Enercon is the proven leader in developing long lasting treatments and advanced surface morphology.

TAPPI is pleased to announce that Rory Wolf will be the incoming Secretary to the PLACE Division Council. Wolf has been the Director of Business Development for Enercon Industries for four years and a member of the PLACE (Polymers, Laminations, Adhesives, Coatings & Extrusions) Division of TAPPI for four years.

During Label Expo, label and tag industry leaders will have a variety of reasons to visit Enercon Industries Corp. at booth 5900. Enercon's comprehensive approach includes surface treating solutions for both traditional and unique converting applications, as well as surface treating solutions for label applications.

Enercon announces development of Plasma3™, a proprietary atmospheric glow discharge surface treatment system for functionalizing narrow and wide nonwoven webs. The Enercon Plasma3™ system can modify the entire fiber network of webs with dual-side treatment.

Converters and extruders are constantly asking us, "What's the difference between traditional corona treatment and new atmospheric plasma treatment and when should I consider using each

Enercon's latest surface treating innovation takes 3D flame plasma surface treating to a new level. The new Dyne-A-Flame features a sophisticated combustion control system that ensures repeatable performance and minimizes downtime.

The new Dyne-A-Mite HP™ is the most effective 3D air plasma surface treater ever offered by Enercon. It consistently delivers up to 200% more surface activation than comparable systems.

Enercon offers a flame surface treatment process with benefits which include high-performance, cost-effectiveness, and a non-polluting treatment. This low mass, low energy Web Flame Treatment System serves as an environmental solution which reduces costs by saving energy and eliminating the use of chemicals which cause waste.

Enercon Industries' proprietary Plasma3™ system is the world's first atmospheric plasma treatment system for the optimal treatment and functionalizing of web surfaces. The Plasma3™ system effectively modifies surfaces of difficult-to-treat films, papers, foams, nonwovens, wovens, fibers, metals and powders.

In setting the standard for ease of use, the TL Max™ incorporates a number of unique design features. It effectively treats metallized and non-metallized substrates without having to stop the press to change ground rolls or flip a switch.

He will support Enercon's extensive Canadian sales representative network in serving the needs of the Canadian converting and extruding marketplace.

The redesigned site groups information on surface treating by application. Customized sections for converters and extruders provide details on the appropriate systems for each type of application.

To help alleviate the problems associated with handling very thin films, Enercon has developed the ELF- Enercon low friction roll. The ELF's light-weight design significantly reduces momentum and inertia. The roll turns more freely than conventional rolls which adds to production stability, especially during starts and stop.

Many converters and extruders have expressed great interest in positioning themselves for the future use of atmospheric plasma surface treatment. In response we've developed Enercon's exclusive PlasmaReady™ Upgrade Program.

Enercon's International Sales Manager Walter Morgan will lead the newly established Latin American Committee for the Flexographic Technical Association.

Materials with higher surface energy may require a secondary (or "bump") corona treatment of the substrate to ensure proper adhesion. The results of surface treating are impressive. Some solvent printers find they can run their line faster with a surface treater because of improved ink adhesion and wetting.

Gunze Ltd., based in Osaka, Japan with its machinery division in Kyoto, serves as the Enercon representative for both the induction cap sealing and surface treating product lines.

The friction/peel tester picks up where traditional dyne measurements leave off. Dyne level measurements are used to identify the change in the "wettability" of a surface. What dyne level measurements do not reveal is the kinetic coefficient of friction, peel properties of treated substrates and strength of lamination on two substrates.

The O3zonator series features specially-optimized dielectrics and very high power densities for maximum performance. The systems are economical for budgets and accomodating for applications where space is at a premium.

Enercon's new Skip Treater Controller makes setup a snap while providing precise treat/no treat dimensions that allow production of high quality printed bags that can be sealed with ease and remain sealed until opened by the consumer.

Enercon Industries Corporation has installed a Dri-Tec Dancer in its Corona Treating Laboratory which significantly improves tension control and the laboratory's ability to smoothly run out-of- round rolls of substrate.

Rory A. Wolf has been named Director of Business Development by Enercon Industries, Menomonee Falls, WI. In this newly appointed position, Wolf will be responsible for orchestrating sales and marketing strategies for cap sealing and corona treating markets worldwide.

The TL Max Series Narrow Web Corona Treating System was specifically designed to provide the smallest possible press mounted corona treating system component.

August (Augie) Ray has been named Vice President - Advertising, of Enercon Industries Corp. As Director of Corporate Communications for over 10 years, Ray has created and implemented Enercon's advertising programs as well as managed all other aspects of the Marketing Department.

Enercon Industries has developed a Covered-Roll Treating System especially designed for film extrusion at a very competitive price. This system is built for long term reliability and effective treatment levels as you have come to expect from Enercon and is backed by our one-year warranty and the largest service organization in the surface treating industry.

Mark E. Plantier has been named Marketing Manager by Enercon Industries, Menomonee Falls, WI. In this newly appointed position, Plantier will be responsible for orchestrating sales and marketing strategies for cap sealing and corona treating markets worldwide.

Manufacturers of three-dimensional plastic and rubber products, such as bottles, pipes and other molded or extruded objects, can improve the adhesion of inks, coatings, labels and adhesives with the redesigned Dyne-A-Mite Surface Treater from Enercon Industries Corporation, available with one or two treating heads.

Thomas Gilbertson has been named to the position of Vice President - Application Engineering, for Enercon Industries Corporation. In his new position, Gilbertson will continue to be responsible for the coordination of sales and engineering efforts in order to meet customer and market requirements in both technical and application areas.

Rick Hammen has been named Vice President- Product Development, of Enercon Industries Corp. Hammen has been at the forefront of Enercon's new product development for both corona treating and cap sealing systems for over eleven years.

Dan Nimmer has been promoted to Vice President - Operations, of Enercon Industries Corporation.

Enercon has expanded its treating capabilities to include Ultra-Wide Web applications up to five meters.

The new Enercon Blown Film Treater is designed to meet specific requirements for surface treatment on blown film extruders.

Enercon has developed the TL-Max II Sided Treater, a compact narrow web treater that can handle the requirements of two-sided printing. Here the "Max" stands for capability not size

Enercon Industries Corporation has announced the appointment of Gregory W. Schuelke to President and Chief Operating Officer and the simultaneous formation of a newly created Office of the Chief Executive Officer.

In order to better serve the growing number of customers in South America and other parts of the Spanish-speaking world, Enercon's web site is now available in its entirety in Spanish, as well as English and Chinese.

The TL Max's compact and easy to maintain design delivers up to 100% more treating power while requiring 28% less mounting space.

Enercon Industries Corporation has improved the appearance and performance of their 1/4 inch stainless steel segmented electrodes. This electrode innovation provides fine width lane control with minimal expansion and warpage during operation of the corona treating system.