Formacoat specializes in the application of an increasingly wider array of different medical device coatings for our customers’ diverse products. We coat catheters, guidewires, delivery devices of many sorts, balloons, tubes, films, foams, and a variety of other medical devices, as well as other... Read More
Biocoat, Inc. develops and licenses biomaterial coatings for medical devices that are custom engineered to meet client design parameters. Its specialty is supplying lubricious hydrophilic coatings for medical devices to OEM's and contract manufacturers. Biocoat has inhouse R&D coating facilities... Read More
Specialty Stainless Steel Processes (S3P), featuring Kolsterising®, offer unique surface hardening solutions for austenitic and martensitic stainless steel, nickel-based alloys and cobalt-chromium alloys producing increased mechanical and wear properties without adversely affecting corrosion... Read More
Plasmatech’s MicroTIE plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) coating provides a “green” alternative for bonding or over molding metal components. Surface preparation of metal components prior to bonding incompatible materials may require caustic chemical etchants or other costly... Read more »
The AL200-D Gas Plasma System is designed for treatment of powder, pellet and crystalline materials. A specially designed 5 liter rotating chamber ensures treatment consistency, even when processing very fine powders and compounds. Production systems with larger chambers are also available to... Read more »
The AL200 GAS PLASMA SYSTEM is clean room compatible and available in table-top or free-standing cabinetry versions. Plasma generation is via 2.45 GHz frequency resulting in low process temperatures so even very heat-sensitive materials can be treated. Other standard features include... Read more »
By Plasmatech, inc
Gas plasma is a versatile, green technology used for surface engineering of materials. When non-polymerizing gases such as oxygen or argon are utilized, surfaces may be cleaned at an atomic level. Polymers can also be modified by rearrangement of the upper most molecular layer and...
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By Plasmatech, inc
In some cleaning applications, removal of contaminants such as dust, oil, or other gross contaminants is sufficient. Other applications demand that surfaces be clean at an atomic level. This is particularly important when bonding or coating is required since an absolutely clean surfaces...
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By Plasmatech, inc
Material selection of polymer components and disposables is determined by various factors such as physical/optical properties, cost, biocompatibility, etc. However, due to the hydrophobic (non-wetting) characteristics of many polymers, challenges can occur when bonding, coating or printing are...
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