Automated Plasma Surface Treatment—Atmospheric Plasma Robotic System

The Atmospheric Plasma Robot System is a three-axis desktop or cart-mounted plasma surface treatment automation unit.

The atmospheric plasma robot has a variety of XYZ travel possibilities, ranging from 200 mm square to 500 mm square, as well as up to 150 mm of Z motion. The programmable step pendant, which can hold up to 255 programs, each with up to 30,000 data points, makes automation simple. A 5-phase stepping motor ensures accurate and repeatable motion across the travel range, and the machine includes a plethora of external I/O for interaction with other equipment.

The robot is available in desktop or cart-mounted configurations, with an optional guard frame and safety light curtain interlock.

Automated Plasma Treatment

  • 200 mm to 500 mm XY travel options
  • 16 I/O channels
  • 255 stored programs
  • Safety light curtain protection
  • Up to 30,000 data points
  • Bench or cart-mounted

Models

Cirrus

The Cirrus is a single-nozzle atmospheric plasma treatment system perfect for surface activation, cleaning, and modifying various materials, such as metals, polymers, glass, and ceramics.

Image Credit: Henniker Plasma

Nimbus

The Nimbus is a two-nozzle atmospheric plasma treatment system for surface activation, cleaning, and modification of polymers, metals, glass, and ceramics.

Image Credit: Henniker Plasma

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