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The PVA TePla Plasma Pen for Precision Cleaning Operations

Demetrius Chrysostomou shows us the PVA TePla Plasma Pen which is used for precision cleaning of surfaces and raising the surface energy of surfaces prior to operations such as welding or bonding. It is commonly used in the automotive, electronics and flat panel industries.

Demetrius explains how the Plasma Pen works and how it can be automated when integrated with a cartesian table or robotic arm.

This product is distributed in Australia by Realtek Australia.

Duration: 2:21 min

Plasma Pen from PVA TePla

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