Overview:
Plasma surface treatment includes a state of matter in the form of electrons and ions. Plasma is a gas that is charged by freely moving electrons in both positive and negative states. This situation arises because the negatively charged particles are released from the nucleus by supplying more energy to the gas. Plasma can be defined as a partially ionized gas. When all of these ions, molecules, and atoms come together and interact with a specific surface, a plasma process will be initiated. Therefore, the effect of plasma treatment on any surface can be specified or precisely adjusted by selecting the gas mixture, power, pressure, etc. The plasma surface treatment process increases the surface energy of several materials to improve their bonding characteristics. In many cases, plasma processing is the standard treatment for materials such as plastic polymers, films, paper, glass, and metals. Plasma technology is used for many different surface treatment purposes, such as coating, printing, cleaning, painting, and bonding.
