Defence with qualified bonding
Preparing composites and metals before structural bonding, coating adhesion and contamination control.
The surface challenge
Defence systems rely on demanding composite and metal assemblies. Bonding reliability and coating durability depend on a perfectly prepared surface and on a repeatable, documented process.
Atmospheric plasma delivers clean, traceable activation, with no aggressive abrasion and no solvent, for critical assembly and finishing steps.
What plasma changes
Structural bonding
Prepare composites and metals for high-requirement joints.
Surface decontamination
Remove residues before assembly.
Coating adhesion
Fix technical finishes durably in place.
Repeatable process
Documented parameters for qualification.
What plasma does, in detail
Frequently treated materials
This list is indicative. The vast majority of polymers, metals, glasses and composites can be treated with DBD plasma. The best way to confirm your case is to send us a description of your part and your objective. For the hardware, see the plasma equipment sorted by the problem it solves.
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